Follow 'correct script, diction' of national song, anthem: Centre
The government has instructed all states to strictly follow correct script and diction. State songs must now be played before the national song and anthem. This directive ensures proper adherence to national symbols during official functions. The home ministry provided the correct script and pronunciation details on its portal. States are requested to issue suitable instructions for strict compliance by all organizations.
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