It is quite correct that you should write in Hindustani. All our dealings should be in Hindustani, not in Hindi or Urdu. Hence I would not regard the expression 'nirvachit which has been used in the resolution that we have passed, as Hindustani. There must be a simpler equivalent for it. If 'nirvachit' means 'one who has been elected' why can't we say 'chuna hua'? This is only by way of an illustration. Why should the constitution of our organisation be in English. It should be in beautiful Hindustani. Even now we should have it rendered into
URDU Programmes on Doordarshan
|
TV Kendra |
Total Programme |
Urdu Programme |
|
Delhi |
22 hours |
30 minutes |
|
Lucknow |
18-1/2 hours |
30 minutes |
|
Jalandhar |
18-1/2 hours |
30 minutes |
|
Jaipur |
13 hours |
30 minutes |
|
Srinagar |
19 hours |
3 hours |
|
Calcutta |
22-1/2 hours |
NIL |
|
Bhubaneswar |
12-1/2 hours |
NIL |
|
Patna |
5 hours |
NIL |
|
Mumbai |
24 hours |
30 minutes |
|
Ahmedabad |
21-1/2 hours |
NIL |
|
Bhopal |
7 hours |
NIL |
|
Madras |
24-1/2 hours |
NIL |
|
Hyderabad |
24 hours |
30 minutes |
|
Bangalore |
22-1/2 hours |
30 minutes |
|
Trivandrum |
22/25 hours |
NIL |
|
North East |
55 hours |
NIL |
|
Gauhati |
14 hours |
NIL |
|
Total |
294 hours |
6-1/2 hours |