ITANAGAR, Apr 29: A two-day national conference - ‘Bhasha Sangam 2.0’ themed ‘Viksit Bharat Mein Bhartiya Bhashaon Ki Bhoomika’ concluded at the iconic Statue of Unity premises at Kevadiya, Vadodara, Gujarat.
Organized by Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas (New Delhi) in collaboration with the Gujarat Sahitya Academy (Gujarat), the event brought together scholars, academicians, and language experts from across the country to deliberate on the vital role of Indian languages in shaping a culturally strong and developed India. The conference emphasized the importance of preserving linguistic diversity while promoting inclusive growth through education and cultural exchange.
Representing Arunachal Pradesh, Dr Tadam Ruti, Asstt Professor (Hindi), Govt College Doimukh, and Dr Taro Sindik, Asstt Professor (Hindi), Dera Natung Govt College, Itanagar, actively participated in the conference. They represented not only the State as a whole but also highlighted their respective indigenous languages—Galo and Tagin.
Both scholars shared valuable insights into the ongoing efforts by their communities to preserve and promote their native languages. They discussed grassroots initiatives, cultural practices, and the role of education in sustaining linguistic heritage in Arunachal Pradesh.
In their address, they emphasized that India is a multicultural and multilingual nation, where even the smallest languages carry immense cultural and historical significance. They strongly advocated that all languages, including those not listed in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution, should receive equal recognition, support, and opportunities for growth.
The conference concluded with a collective call to strengthen linguistic inclusivity and ensure that India’s rich tapestry of languages continues to thrive as a cornerstone of national identity and development.