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Education
Dr. Nguso of Rajiv Gandhi University Represents Institution at All India Official Language Conference
✍️ The Arunachal Times
🗓 17 Sep 2026, 05:01 AM
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Dr. Nguso attended the All India Official Language Conference as the official delegate of Rajiv Gandhi University, highlighting the institution’s engagement in national language policy discussions.
Dr. Nguso, a senior academic from Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU), took part in the All India Official Language Conference as the university’s designated representative. The conference, convened by the Ministry of Home Affairs, brought together scholars, policymakers and language experts to review the implementation of India’s official language framework.
During the sessions, Dr. Nguso presented RGU’s perspective on the linguistic diversity of Arunachal Pradesh, emphasizing the importance of incorporating regional languages into official usage and educational curricula. His remarks underscored the university’s commitment to contributing to policy dialogues that affect language planning and preservation.
The gathering aimed to assess the effectiveness of the Official Languages Act, discuss possible amendments, and formulate recommendations for government and state bodies. RGU’s participation signals its proactive role in national discussions on language policy, with the institution planning to integrate the conference’s outcomes into its academic and outreach programs.
The conference concluded with a consensus to submit a comprehensive report to the central government, outlining suggested reforms and strategies for a more inclusive linguistic landscape across the country.
During the sessions, Dr. Nguso presented RGU’s perspective on the linguistic diversity of Arunachal Pradesh, emphasizing the importance of incorporating regional languages into official usage and educational curricula. His remarks underscored the university’s commitment to contributing to policy dialogues that affect language planning and preservation.
The gathering aimed to assess the effectiveness of the Official Languages Act, discuss possible amendments, and formulate recommendations for government and state bodies. RGU’s participation signals its proactive role in national discussions on language policy, with the institution planning to integrate the conference’s outcomes into its academic and outreach programs.
The conference concluded with a consensus to submit a comprehensive report to the central government, outlining suggested reforms and strategies for a more inclusive linguistic landscape across the country.