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SERVER5\973FDE\973FDE(2)B.P65 184<br />

184<br />

Copy of Secretary (Official Language)'s D.O. letter No. I/14013/03/94-O.L. (Policy-1), dated 11.11.2002 addressed<br />

to the Secretaries of all Ministries/Departments of Government of India.<br />

I would like to bring to your notice that the Honourable Prime Minister vide his letter dated 23.12.2000 (copy enclosed<br />

for ready reference) addressed his cabinet colleagues directed that an entry of outstanding official work done in Hindi by<br />

the officers should be made in thier annual confidential reports. In order to comply with the order, it is requested that<br />

commendable work done in official language Hindi by officers/staff of Group 'A' 'B' and 'C' (including All India Services<br />

Officers), may be mentioned in the column 'Communication Skill' in their annual confidential reports.<br />

It is requested that it may be ensured that action may be taken accordingly in your Ministry/Department and the<br />

Subordinate/Attached Offices.<br />

Prime Minister<br />

New Delhi<br />

23rd December, 2000<br />

Dear Shri................<br />

The present status of use of official language Hindi in Government functioning was discussed in the meeting of<br />

Kendriya Hindi Samiti, held on 22.09.2000, which is the apex committee for promoting Hindi as official language of the Union<br />

and its overall development. Concern was expressed over inadequate measures taken by Government officers/officials for<br />

implementation of the provisions regarding Official Language of the Union in the Constitution. It is imperative to take<br />

concrete steps to ensure progressive use of Hindi in Government functioning. Wherever possible, one should make efforts<br />

to encourage others to work in Hindi by working himself in Hindi.<br />

2. In this connection, I would like to mention that you may take the following steps to create a congenial environment<br />

for working in official language Hindi in your Ministries/attached and subordinate offices:—<br />

1. Use of Hindi in the discussions and proceedings of apex administrative meetings and in the meetings of the<br />

Committee of Secretaries should be progressively encourged.<br />

2. Compliance of Section 3 (3) of Official Languages Act (under which it is mandatory to issue some documents<br />

both in Hindi & English simultaneously) and Rule 5 (under which it is mandatory to reply the Hindi letters in<br />

Hindi) should be ensured. The officers, who violate these provisions, should be advised in writing to<br />

abstain from this tendency in future.<br />

3. An entry of outstanding official work done in Hindi by the officers should be made in their annual confidential<br />

reports.<br />

4. You and your colleagues should deliver their speeches in Hindi, wherever possible, on the occasions of<br />

national and international importance. Maximum use of Hindi should be made by the members of the Indian<br />

delegations going abroad. Interpretation facilities should be obtained from Indian Embassies/Missions,<br />

wherever necessary.<br />

3. I hope that you would give special attention to the above points for use of Hindi in your Ministry and concerned<br />

offices and would review the position from time to time. You are requested to apprise me also from time to time regarding the<br />

progress made on the above points-related to the use of official language Hindi in your Ministry/attached & subordinate<br />

offices.<br />

With best wishes,<br />

The Members of the Cabinet.<br />

Yours Sincerely,<br />

Sd/-<br />

(Atal Behari Vajpayee)

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