The Assam government has announced that starting from April 14, 2025, all government laws and notifications will be published in four languages: Assamese, English, Bengali (Barak), and Bodo (BTR).
While the official notification has not yet been released, the news has been shared on social media platforms like X and Facebook. To learn more about this significant development and its implications, read the full article on the Assam government’s upcoming language policy for notifications.
All Government Notifications in Assamese and English
The Assam Cabinet and the All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) recently discussed the implementation of Clause 6 of the Assam Accord. The government and AASU have agreed to implement 38 out of 52 recommendations by the High-Level Committee led by Justice (Retd.) Biplab Sarma. The remaining 14 recommendations will be discussed in a follow-up meeting scheduled for ten months from now.
One key decision from the meeting was to publish all government notifications in four languages: English, Assamese, Bengali (Barak), and Bodo (BTR). Additionally, existing rules and notifications will be translated into Assamese for better accessibility. Dibrugarh University, Guwahati University, and the Government of Assam will handle the translation process, ensuring that vital information is available to the people of Assam in their native languages.
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1. In what languages will the government notifications be delivered to the public?
The Assam government will publish all government notifications in four languages: Assamese, Bodo(BTR), Bengali, Karim Ganj and English. This order is to be strictly followed.