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About Us - Inception

In compliance with the constitutional provisions, the task of teaching Hindi to those employees of central government, who do not possess the knowledge of Hindi, was initiated by the Ministry of Education in July, 1952.

The training of Hindi Language, Hindi Typing and Hindi Stenography under the Hindi Teaching Scheme was made compulsory in 1960.

Department of Official Language was established under the Ministry of Home Affairs in 1975 and Hindi Teaching Scheme was brought under the Department of Official Language.

Hindi Teaching Scheme has five regional offices located at Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Guwahati.

The training programmes are being conducted at fulltime as well as at part time centers.

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Quick Facts

  • Started in 1952
  • Official Language Department
  • 5 Regional Offices
  • Hindi Language Training
  • Hindi Typing
  • Hindi Stenography

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Important Information

Resolve to complete Hindi training for employees of Central Government offices by the end of the year 2035 Clarification regarding personal pay and cash awards upon passing examinations in the Hindi language, Hindi typing, and shorthand.
LOCATION

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Office Gahan Tankan Ashulipi Training Center Gahan Hindi Bhasha Training Center Tankan Ashulipi Training Center Hindi Bhasha Training Center
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