How can the Union work to maintain a balance between preserving traditional aspects of the Hindi language and incorporating new influences from other Indian languages?
The Union can work to maintain a balance between preserving traditional aspects of the Hindi language and incorporating new influences from other Indian languages by focusing on the development of the Hindi language so that it may serve as a medium of expression for all elements of India's composite culture. This can be achieved by assimilating forms, styles, and expressions used in Hindustani and other Indian languages specified in the Eighth Schedule without interfering with the genius of the Hindi language, and drawing primarily on Sanskrit for vocabulary, and secondarily on other Indian languages where necessary or desirable.