Our independent thinking has become frustrated by getting an education in a foreign language.  For the cultural upliftment of the entire nation, it is necessary that we enrich our languages.  Premchand was of the view that we have become so much slave to English even in the idea of ​​the Indian language that we never pay attention to other very rich and beautiful languages.  

 This awakening of the Hindi language is not an accidental event.  Keshav Chandra and Vivekananda had dreamed of this awakening.  This awakening was realized in the imagination of Dayanand and Tilak and all its outlines are Known to Mahatma Gandhi.  

If the people do not get its language, then the government will continue to rule this country not of the people, but of those handfuls of people who can still get their children a good education in English and those who ask for votes in the language of the people and write notes in English.  

Gandhi considered it necessary to teach Hindi because, without the knowledge of his language, no one can become a true patriot.  He believed that without the knowledge of the mother tongue, our thoughts get distorted and the love of the motherland keeps on going from the heart.  

The literature and religions of India can never be understood through a foreign language.  The sharp intellect of his youths born in the colony While appreciating him, what we find lacking in him is that he has no knowledge of real Indian thought, history, and literature.  

 On the contrary, if science is taught through Hindi, then the values ​​of science will spread to all the people.  With the clearing of this map 'Hindi for everyone and your mother tongue, hope in every language area.

And enthusiasm has started spreading which is a sign of our auspiciousness.  Along with Hindi, regional languages ​​have been given a place in the Indian Constitution.  Article 345 of the Constitution deals with the official language/official languages ​​(regional languages) of the state and Article 350 provides for the facilities of linguistic minorities.  

Article 350 itself provides that every State and every local authority within the State shall provide at the primary stage of education to children belonging to linguistic minority groups.
 

shall endeavor to provide adequate facilities for instruction in the mother tongue and the President may give such directions to any State as he considers necessary or proper for securing the provision of such facilities.  We must accept that the mother tongue is related to the earth. 

 The geographical environment in which a person is born, the same geography becomes the basis of the mother tongue.  By having study, teaching, and researching in Hindi, we will be connected with the roots.