'Namaste Bharat': Israeli envoy wishes on Hindi Diwas, calls language ancient like Hebrew
“Two historical languages, nonetheless very a lot alive at this time,” Reuven Azar.

NEW DELHI: Israel on Monday wished India a contented Hindi Diwas, calling Hindi an “historical language” that’s “nonetheless very a lot alive at this time”.“Two historical languages, nonetheless very a lot alive at this time. Israel want to want everybody हिंदी दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकमनाएं!,” Reuven Azar, Israel’s ambassador to India, wrote on X.Union dwelling minister Amit Shah on Monday prolonged heartfelt greetings to residents on the event of Hindi Diwas, highlighting the function of the language in public communication, good governance and nationwide integration, whereas calling for the empowerment of all Indian languages.In a submit on X, HM Shah stated, “Heartfelt greetings to all fellow residents on Hindi Diwas. Because the official language, Hindi is enjoying an important function in strengthening public communication, good governance, and nationwide integration.”“Hindi, which strikes ahead alongside all Indian languages, is now additionally turning into the language of expertise and analysis. On the event of Official Language Day, I pay my respects to all the good personalities who’ve made an unforgettable contribution to enriching Hindi. Allow us to, on this event, resolve to empower all Indian languages, together with Hindi,” he added.Defence minister Rajnath Singh additionally prolonged his greetings, describing Hindi as an essential expression of India’s tradition, civilisation and values.Singh posted on X, “Hindi shouldn’t be merely a language, however a strong expression of India’s tradition, civilization, and life values. It’s the language that weaves our range into the thread of unity. Enhancing the glory of Hindi is an act of honoring our wealthy linguistic and cultural heritage. Allow us to resolve to protect, promote, and propagate Hindi, and make it much more strong within the fields of data, science, expertise, and innovation.