26 July - 1 August 2025

01. Chandrababu Naidu Pushes for Telugu as Second Language in Singapore

Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu has urged the Indian High Commission in Singapore to recognize Telugu as an official second language, joining Bengali, Tamil and Hindi which already enjoy this status in the island nation.

02. Nami Dogri Sanstha Celebrates Poet Gopal Krishan Through Musical Tribute

A vibrant musical event in Jammu showcased renowned Dogri poet Gopal Krishan 'Komal's' lyrics performed by local vocalists, highlighting Nami Dogri Sanstha's ongoing efforts to preserve and promote the Dogri language and cultural heritage.

03. Kolkata Municipal Corporation Mandates Bengali for Official Discussions

Kolkata Municipal Corporation has made Bengali mandatory for all official discussions after a councilor spoke in English during a session. The move supports CM Mamata Banerjee's push for Bengali in public life, honoring the state's legacy of language advocacy.

04. Aamir Khan Champions Language Learning, Shares Personal Journey

Aamir Khan emphasized the importance of learning multiple languages across all professions. The actor revealed he began learning Marathi at 44, feeling ashamed he didn't know his state's language despite living in Maharashtra for years.

05. Sanskrit Revival Efforts Gain Ministerial Support

Mahant Rohit Shastri met Union Minister Athawale to discuss nationwide Sanskrit preservation initiatives, including mobile gurukuls and rural literacy campaigns. The Minister praised these efforts, describing Sanskrit as "the soul of the nation" and pledged support for its promotion.

06. RSS Chief Calls for Sanskrit Revival in Indian Homes

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat urged Indians to embrace Sanskrit, sharing his own learning journey while acknowledging he's not yet fluent. He emphasized the distinction between knowing and speaking a language, calling for both government and public support to make Sanskrit more accessible.

07. Renowned Marathi Novelist Shubhangi Bhadbhade Passes Away at 80

Celebrated Marathi author Shubhangi Bhadbhade, known for her 80+ novels including acclaimed biographical works, died in Nagpur. She remained active in literature until her final day and was praised by CM Fadnavis for creating platforms for emerging Vidarbha writers.