RailTel holds All India Official Language Hindi Conference
The program began with the national anthem, lighting of lamps, and Saraswati Vandana. In his inaugural address, Zakir Hussain Siddiqui, Principal Executive Director, RailTel Eastern Region, highlighted RailTel's continuous efforts to promote Hindi and strengthen its use within the organization. A presentation was made on RailTel's official language activities and achievements, and a special issue of the official language magazine, "Tavishi," was released.
Additioning a creative and emotional touch to the program, RailTel's Director/POM, Manoj Tandon, recited a self-composed poem, which created a thought-provoking and cordial atmosphere for the conference. Following the poem recitation, Mr. Rajesh B., Member Secretary, NARAKAS, addressed the gathering. Nair commended RailTel for organizing the conference and praised the organization's continued efforts to promote the use of Hindi in daily office work.
Sanjay Kumar, Chairman and Managing Director of RailTel, encouraged colleagues from non-Hindi speaking regions to learn Hindi and use it in daily office work. He also emphasized equal respect for all Indian languages.
Chief Guest, Prem Sagar Gupta, General Manager of Metro Railway, said that the use of Hindi should not be limited to formal occasions but should become a natural part of daily life and behavior.
At the conference, Balendu Sharma 'Dadhich', CEO, AILGO Technologies, Dubai, and former Director of Microsoft, delivered a special lecture on "Artificial Intelligence and Official Language: Opportunities, Challenges, and the Future." Dr. Barun Kumar, former Director (Official Language), Railway Board, delivered a lecture on "Parliamentary Official Language Questionnaire," and Prof. Amar Pal Sharma, University of Calcutta, delivered a lecture on "Successful Models of Official Language in Public Sector Undertakings."
A news reading competition and a Hindi quiz competition were also organised during the event, which was enthusiastically participated by the participants.
The conference further strengthened RailTel's commitment to the progressive use of the official language Hindi, knowledge-sharing and equal respect for India's rich linguistic diversity.


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