Hindi, one of the oldest languages in the world, comes from the Devanagari script that is written from left to right with its vowels on top, below, and on both sides of the consonants. This exercises both the left and the right hemispheres of the brain thus boosting its use.

Research shows that language learning not only helps children display a positive attitude but also has a positive impact on brain development. Hindi activates a large part of the neural network of the upper brain that controls cognitive function, decision making and sensory perceptions.

Hindi opens the door to multiple Indian languages and plays a vital role for maintaining strategic relationships globally. Hindi has been deemed vital internationally and supported by favourable market fundamentals and strong demographics, India has ample potential to grow for decades to come.