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50 officials take part in Hindi workshop
A special Hindi workshop was organised by RINL under the auspices of Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) on Monday.
Visakhapatnam: A special Hindi workshop was organised by RINL under the auspices of Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) on Monday. During the day-long session, various aspects of Questionnaires of Parliamentary Committee on Official Language were dealt upon. Around 50 representatives of member offices of TOLIC (PSU undertakings, banks, Central government offices) participated in the workshop.
Inaugurating the workshop, RINL Director (Personnel) KC Das stressed upon the importance of Parliamentary Committee on Official Language and he mentioned that maintaining and updating the relevant data pertaining to the parliament questions on a regular basis would be handy during the preparation and submission. Hence, all required measures must be taken in time to avoid last minute collection of data, he added.
Chairman-cum-Managing Director of RINL P Madhusudan said the workshop would bring out fruitful deliberations and congratulated Rajbhasha Vibhag for conducting the workshop. DGM, Andhra Bank and Chairman, TOLIC (Banks), E Koti Reddy highlighted the need for usage of simple words for progressive implementation of official language. Deputy Director, Department of Official Language, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi, Bishwanath Jha elaborated on the main purpose of creating TOLIC.
