How does the Union plan on ensuring that the development and spread of the Hindi language remain true to its historical roots, even as it incorporates new elements from other Indian languages?
The Union plans on ensuring that the development and spread of the Hindi language remain true to its historical roots, even as it incorporates new elements from other Indian languages, by following these guidelines:

1. To develop Hindi so that it may serve as a medium of expression for all the elements of India's composite culture.
2. To secure its enrichment by assimilating forms, styles, and expressions used in Hindustani and other Indian languages specified in the Eighth Schedule, without interfering with its genius.
3. To draw primarily on Sanskrit for vocabulary, and secondarily on other languages wherever necessary or desirable.