Hindi Diwas, observed on September 14, traces its origins to a crucial 1949 decision by the Constituent Assembly on India’s official language. The date reflects a carefully negotiated compromise that gave Hindi a central role while retaining English. The story also explains why Hindi was never designated India’s national language and how the arrangement evolved.
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