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Delhi to display signages in Hindi, English, Punjabi, Urdu for linguistic diversity
The Daily Guardian
|December 20, 2024
Delhi's road signages, directional boards, including those at metro stations, will soon display information in Hindi, English, Punjabi and Urdu, a move aimed at promoting linguistic diversity and to represent the city's official languages.
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Bureaucrats working with the Delhi government will also be required to display their names in the four languages on boards outside their offices.
The move aligns with "The Delhi Official Languages Act, 2000", which recognises Hindi as the first official language and Urdu and Punjabi as second official languages. Currently most signboards and nameplates in Delhi display information only in Hindi and English.
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