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TOLIC reviews implementation of Hindi
In Short
The meeting was chaired by Nampalli Srinivas, Regional Head of Union Bank of India and Chairman of TOLIC Eluru.

TOLIC reviews implementation of Hindi
Eluru: The half-yearly meeting of the Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) was held here on Tuesday to review the implementation of the Official Language Hindi policy and related activities in member offices.
The meeting was chaired by Nampalli Srinivas, Regional Head of Union Bank of India and Chairman of TOLIC Eluru. Bijoy Kumar Choudhury, Senior Manager (Official Language) and Member Secretary of the committee, conducted the proceedings.
Heads of offices and Official Language personnel from various Central Government offices, public sector undertakings, nationalised banks, financial institutions and insurance companies in Eluru attended the meeting. Official Language officers from Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam also participated.
During the meeting, the implementation of the Official Language policy and the progress made by member offices in promoting Hindi were reviewed. The minutes of the previous meeting were considered for confirmation, while half-yearly Official Language reports submitted by member offices were examined.
On the occasion, Official Language shields were presented to member offices in recognition of their efforts and contributions towards the promotion and implementation of Hindi.
The initiative was intended to motivate the offices to further improve the use of Hindi in their official activities and pursue their language-related objectives with renewed commitment.
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