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'Hindi Complements Indian Languages, Does Not Compete With Them': Deputy CM Eknath Shinde At Hindi Diwas Event In Navi Mumbai
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· September 14, 2026
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Key points He views Hindi as a unifying force that complements the country's diverse linguistic heritage. Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde made remarks about the relationship between Hindi and other Indian languages.
Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde made remarks about the relationship between Hindi and other Indian languages. He views Hindi as a unifying force that complements the country's diverse linguistic heritage. The promotion of Hindi should be balanced with the preservation of regional languages, according to Shinde.
Further details about his statement are available. Shinde's comments were made during a recent event. Union Home Minister Amit Shah was in attendance.
The event celebrated Hindi and its role in the country. Shinde also acknowledged the importance of regional languages and their connection to Hindi.
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