At IGNOU, President Murmu stresses on education in Indian languages

Murmu lauded the progress made by women in several sectors, including education, and noted that 55 per cent of the students who received their degrees, certificates and diplomas were women

Does Delhi have a language?

Do we think in languages? If so, does a sudden change in the environment, which requires one to learn and speak a new language, induce a change in the way one thinks? Does it cause an identity crisis? Patriot reached out to people whose first language was different from those spoken in the Capital, which has been a melting pot of so many cultures over the past millennium, in order to understand their perspectives.