New Delhi: Vice President M.
Venkaiiah Naidu on Sunday called for coming in innovative ways to promote Indian language and adjust it with changing times.
Observing that language is not a static concept, it emphasizes the need to adopt a dynamic and proactive approach to enrich language.
Safe! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see the results of “People’s Movement needed to preserve the ‘life culture’ of language,” he said.
He also expressed his happiness that the revival of culture and linguistics was increasingly getting support from people.
Urgent people to be proud to speak their own mother tongue, Naidu said there should be no inferiority feelings in the use of Indian languages ​​in everyday life.
Almost overcomes an event to commemorate the ‘Telugu Language Day’ organized by Veedhi Arugu and the South African Telugu Community (SATC), the vice president observed that Telugu was ancient language with hundreds of years of literary history and called for new efforts to promote us use.
On this occasion, Naidu paid rich spelling on Telugu’s writer and Linguist, Gidugu Venkata Ramamurthy, whose warning was celebrated every year as the ‘Telugu Language Day’.
He praised the literature icon of his efforts in pioneering the movement of the language to make Telugu literature be understood by ordinary people.
A list of several steps to protect and promote the use of Indian languages, vice president suggests the use of local languages ​​in administration, promoting reading habits among children, and encouraging the culture of libraries in cities and villages.
He also called for more initiatives to translate literary works between different Indian languages, to teach the nuances of language to children in a simple way, through games and activities.
Observing that language and culture are very interrelated, Naidu advises young people to use language as a means to be re-connected with our roots.
“Languages ​​are more than just a communication media, it is an invisible thread that connects the past, now and our future”, he said.
The vice president noted that language is not only our identity marker, but also increases our confidence.
For this, vice president underlines the need for basic education to be in a person’s mother tongue, as expected by national education policies, 2020, and ultimately expanded to higher and technical education.
Naidu also suggested increasing scientific and technical terminology in Indian language to facilitate a wider range.
“This confidence will benefit independence and gradually open the way for Atmanirbhar Bharat,” he said.
Naidu observes that the importance of maternal language does not imply the neglect of other languages.
He suggested encouraging children to learn as much as possible languages, starting with a strong foundation in my own mother tongue.