The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has issued a circular outlining 18 specific check-points to ensure compliance with the Official Language Policy for the year 2026-27. These guidelines mandate the use of Hindi in official correspondence, documentation, departmental meetings, and training materials across all offices. The circular emphasizes the bilingual publication of forms, codes, and manuals, as well as the use of Hindi in electronic communication and service registers. Heads of offices are responsible for ensuring strict adherence to these instructions to meet the targets set by the Department of Official Language. Compliance will be monitored during inspections by the Parliamentary Committee on Official Language.

The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has issued a circular outlining 18 specific check-points to ensure compliance with the Official Language Policy for the year 2026-27. These guidelines mandate the use of Hindi in official correspondence, documentation, departmental meetings, and training materials across all offices. The circular emphasizes the bilingual publication of forms, codes, and manuals, as well as the use of Hindi in electronic communication and service registers. Heads of offices are responsible for ensuring strict adherence to these instructions to meet the targets set by the Department of Official Language. Compliance will be monitored during inspections by the Parliamentary Committee on Official Language.