India Contributes USD 800,000 To Promote Hindi Language At United Nations
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Country's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, R Ravindra handed over a cheque for the UN project launched by India in 2018 to disseminate information about the UN to the Hindi-speaking population across the world.
India has contributed USD 800,000 to the United Nations as part of the initiative to enhance public outreach of the organisation in Hindi. India contributed $800,000 for continuing to promote #Hindi@UNAmb/DPR R. Ravindra handed over cheque for Hindi@UN project launched by India in 2018 to disseminate information on UN to Hindi-speaking population across the world.????Press Release: https://t.co/eIT8xwT3QGpic.twitter.com/PaVIXa4OHV
Country's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, R Ravindra handed over a cheque for the UN project launched by India in 2018 to disseminate information about the UN to the Hindi-speaking population across the world.
"The Government of India has been making continuous efforts to expand the use of Hindi in the United Nations. As part of these efforts, 'Hindi @ UN' project, in collaboration with the UN Department of Public Information was launched in 2018 with an objective to enhance the public outreach of the United Nations in Hindi language, and to spread greater awareness about global issues among millions of Hindi-speaking people around the world," the UN said in a statement.
