How does the Union plan on ensuring that the enrichment of the Hindi language remains grounded in traditional values and cultural norms, even as it evolves and incorporates new influences from other Indian languages?
The Union plans on ensuring that the enrichment of the Hindi language remains grounded in traditional values and cultural norms by assimilating without interfering with its genius, the forms, style, and expressions used in Hindustani and other Indian languages specified in the Eighth Schedule. Additionally, they aim to draw primarily on Sanskrit for vocabulary, and secondarily on other languages when necessary or desirable.