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Prataprao Jadhav calls for wider use of Hindi for public outreach

Prataprao Jadhav calls for wider use of Hindi for public outreach

During the third meeting of the Ministry’s Hindi Advisory Committee in New Delhi, Union Ayush Minister Prataprao Jadhav underscored the critical importance of leveraging Hindi and other indigenous Indian languages as primary vehicles for public outreach. This strategic emphasis aims to significantly enhance transparency, streamline communication, and broaden access to vital information concerning Ayush-related research, schemes, and overall public welfare initiatives.

Minister Jadhav articulated a clear vision for the Ministry of Ayush, stressing that effective dissemination of knowledge about traditional Indian healthcare systems—encompassing Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, and Homoeopathy—is paramount. He believes that by communicating in languages familiar to the vast majority of the Indian populace, the Ministry can demystify complex medical research and government programs, thereby fostering greater public understanding and trust. This linguistic approach is expected to empower citizens to make more informed decisions about their health and well-being, aligning with the broader national objective of a ‘Viksit Bharat’ (Developed India). The Minister’s remarks highlighted a commitment to ensuring that no citizen is left behind due to language barriers when it comes to accessing beneficial health resources and governmental support.

The meeting also saw active participation from key officials, including Secretary of Ayush, Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha, and Joint Secretary Rahul Singh Lodhi, alongside other distinguished members of the Committee. Their presence underscored the collective dedication within the Ministry to championing the use of Indian languages in official and public communications. The discussions revolved around practical strategies for implementing this vision, such as translating official documents, research findings, and public awareness campaigns into multiple regional languages, with a particular focus on Hindi. This concerted effort is poised to bridge communication gaps and ensure that the profound benefits of Ayush systems reach every corner of the nation, fostering a healthier and more informed society.

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