Srinagar, Sept 19: Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday addressed a one-day national seminar organized by the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar as part of Hindi Fortnight celebrations.
The seminar brought together language enthusiasts, scholars, and students to deliberate on the theme of “Unity in Indian Languages.”In his keynote address, the Lt Governor underlined the significance of linguistic harmony in strengthening India’s cultural fabric. He said the country’s vast linguistic diversity is not a challenge but “a symbol of the nation’s excellence and unity.”“India’s strength lies in its ability to embrace many languages, each carrying centuries of heritage, literature, and wisdom. This diversity is the real essence of our unity,” Sinha remarked.
The Lt Governor lauded the efforts of NIT Srinagar for hosting the seminar and emphasized the role of academic institutions in promoting linguistic inclusivity and fostering dialogue among young minds. He also urged participants to preserve and promote regional languages alongside Hindi and English, noting that “every language enriches our collective identity.”The seminar witnessed active participation from scholars and students across the country, who shared insights on the importance of language in nurturing social cohesion, cultural pride, and national integration.
