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The Assam Legislative Assembly has introduced Hindi as its fourth official language, marking a historic first for the state legislature. Under the leadership of Speaker Ranjeet Kumar Dass, Hindi will join Assamese, English, and Bodo beginning with the budget session on July 6.
The decision was finalized during a General Purpose Committee meeting on Saturday, attended by Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pijush Hazarika, Opposition Leader Wazed Ali Chowdhury, and other MLAs. Speaker Dass emphasized that Hindi, as *Rashtra Bhasha*, deserved recognition in the assembly.
Alongside this language initiative, the assembly's broadcasting channel will be renamed from ALA to Assam Vidhan Sabha TV, with plans to model it after Lok Sabha TV and Rajya Sabha TV. The budget session will run for 21 working days until July 31, with the state budget presentation scheduled for July 10. Ten new bills are expected to be introduced during the session.
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