‘Foreign words added to the local dialect after the invasion’

Lucknow: Chairman of the Yogi Adityanath Minister said on Thursday that attacks by several invaders in the past caused the inclusion of words from other languages ​​such as Persia, Urdu and English in Hindi Heartland’s mother.
Speaking after launching a statue of Bhartendu Harishchandra, the famous Hindi advice writer and writer in India, on his birthday at Bhartendu Natya Academy named him, said Yogi, “Jo Boli Hum Boltey The Usmein Aise Shabd Judsey Khichdi Pak Gaye Gayi ..
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(The addition of words from other languages ​​in our dialect has made a mixture).
“” Harishchandra’s writing reflects the nationalistic approach to be recapiented.
The poet lived for more than 34 years, but left an indelible sign on Hindi literature, “added Yogi .
“How long does you live it is not important.
How do you live it is important,” CM said in the program organized by the State Cultural Department and was attended by members of the Harishchandra family.
This program is part of a series of events held to celebrate the Centenary Years of Chauri Chauraur Incident which holds a special place in the Indian struggle for freedom.
The minister’s chairman urges a different state department to identify these numbers and regulate events in their memories.
This will make ‘Amrit Mahotsav’ more meaningful and will inspire people, he added.
CM also urged the students of Bhartendu Natya Academy to take inspiration from Harishchandra’s writings and play an active role in helping the country achieving all-round development.
Yogi said Prime Minister Narendra Modi brought a new education policy in 2020 requiring education for children in their mother tongue.
“This will help students in absorbing lessons easily and apply them in their lives,” he said.