Aims & Objectives

1. Promotion of Indian Languages

Foster the growth and development of Indian languages, with a focus on their literary, cultural, and linguistic significance.
Promote research and scholarship in Indian languages to preserve and document their rich heritage.

2. Strengthening Hindi Language

Serve as a center for excellence in Hindi language studies, literature, and linguistics.
Promote the use of Hindi as a link language for national integration while respecting linguistic diversity.
Encourage comparative studies between Hindi and other Indian languages to establish connections.

3. Focus on Official Languages and Linguistic Unity

Conduct studies on the role of official languages in governance and administration.
Work towards breaking linguistic barriers by fostering dialogue between speakers of different languages.
Promote the learning of Hindi as an official language alongside regional languages for holistic national communication.

4. Preservation of Oral Cultures

Document and promote India’s oral traditions, folk literature, and storytelling practices.
Provide platforms for interdisciplinary research connecting oral cultures with language studies.

5. National Integration through Language

Enhance linguistic harmony to strengthen national integration and unity.
Promote awareness of India’s multilingual heritage and its role in fostering mutual understanding among diverse communities.

6. Quality in Higher Education

Ensure excellence in higher education by offering innovative and interdisciplinary programs in Indian languages, culture, and linguistics.
Collaborate with other universities and institutions to enhance language research and pedagogy.
Develop e-learning platforms and digital resources to make quality education in languages accessible to all.

7. Breaking Linguistic Barriers

Encourage the teaching and learning of multiple Indian languages, with Hindi as a bridge for communication.
Use technology and translation tools to break barriers in communication across states and linguistic groups.
Promote multilingualism as a tool for fostering collaboration in education, business, and governance.
By aligning with these objectives, Hindi University in West Bengal aims to serve as a beacon for the preservation of India’s linguistic diversity and as a catalyst for national integration.