IITs across the country will now promote education in English as well as Indian languages. Students will now get the option to read technical courses like engineering in their mother tongue and regional languages. For this, changes will be made at every level from study material to research. This decision was taken in the 56th meeting of the IIT Council held under the chairmanship of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. All IIT directors and experts attended this meeting.

Engineering studies in Indian languages

It was decided in the meeting that IITs will also provide their courses in Indian languages. Currently, engineering books are being prepared in 11 regional languages ​​Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Malayalam, Bengali, Assamia, Marathi, Kannada, Odia, Gujarati and Punjabi by the All India Technical Education Council. IIT Jodhpur has even started the option of B.Tech studies in Hindi. In the coming time, other IITs will also provide similar facilities to the students.

Industry cooperation is also important

It was also decided in the meeting that IITs should prepare their cariculum according to the needs of the industry. For this, the support of the industry will be taken from research to product development. Experts believe that this will lead to the level of research and will give international identity to Indian innovation. Under the UGC professor and practice scheme, experienced professionals of the industry will also get a chance to teach students.

Emphasis on mental health too

The education minister has said in this meeting that the responsibility of IIT is not limited to studies, but it is important to pay attention to the mental health of the students. He suggested that every student has an annual health checkup and the institute should join them and understand their problems. It was also agreed in the meeting that all IITs will implement sports quota in their respective institutions. This will also give talented players a chance to move forward with studies.

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India is unmatched in the world for its art, culture, linguistic diversity. The languages spoken here are not only the medium of dialogue, but also shows the cultural, historical and social identity of the country. According to the 2011 census, there are 121 languages in India. Today we tell you about the most spoken top-5 languages in India.

Hindi

Hindi is the most spoken language in India. Hindi is the official language of India and the most widely spoken language. It is spoken prominently in the states of Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar etc. The Hindi Indo-Aryan language belongs to the family and developed from Sanskrit. This is the language of about 44 percent people.

Bengali

Bengali is the second most spoken language. It is mainly spoken in West Bengal, Tripura, Assam. About 9 percent people use Bengali language in India. Marathi language
Marathi is the main spoken language in Maharashtra and Goa. About 8 percent people use Marathi language.

Marathi language

Marathi is the main spoken language in Maharashtra and Goa. About 8 percent people use Marathi language.

Telugu

Telugu is the main language of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Puducherry states. It is a Dravidian language which is widely spoken in South India. About 6.7 percent of people in India speak this language.

Tamil

Tamil language is mainly spoken in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. It is one of the oldest living languages in the world and the roots of this language are also related to the Dravidian language. It is also spoken in Singapore and Sri Lanka. About 6 percent people in India speak Tamil language.

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