Alwar has always been dominated by Hindi, English, Urdu and Persian languages. Jaya Singh, the sixth Maharaja of Alwar, on 31 September 1908, ordered to change the language of the entire state from Urdu for the purpose of Hindi language, which became effective throughout the state from 4 October 1908 to Vijay Dashami. The incentive scheme for the employees of the state to work in Hindi was also announced from time to time.
The proof of this is the story of Hindi development on 15 June 1931 in Alwar. Maharaja Jai Singh asked in the Raj Durbar of 10 December 1908 to make Hindi the official language, the reason for the policy and practice of religion is progress. Who does not know the mother tongue, what will he know about his policy and religion?
There will be hundreds of Indian sons who will be full pundits of English, Persian etc. languages, but they will not even know the pure word of mother tongue Hindi. What is the name of this country?Tejpratap, the first newspaper of Alwar, wrote in an article on 26 September 1937 that Maharaja Jai Singh first accepted the language of his kingdom in Rajputana.
Thus, Hindi was used continuously in administrative work. Also, the state buildings were given Hindi-speaking names. This National Gazette was removed on 21 August 1922. Hindi-speaking decorations were also used for state services and titles. The names of the streets were also based on Hindi. The Maharaja himself was a good scholar of Hindi, English and Urdu. He did a lot of writing.
The Maharaja wanted to honor the Hindi novel Samrat Munshi Premchand in Alwar by giving him 300 rupees a month, kothi, car, for his literary achievements, but he turned down the offer. Renowned Hindi critic Ramcharan Shukla was the curator of the Alwar Museum for one and a half years.
Guru Swami Hans Swaroop of Maharaja, Swami Radhaswami of Pratapgarh, poets Jayadeva, Thakur Ishwari Singh, Pandit Nandkishore Shastri, Pt. The poems of Matrinarayan Shastri etc. also discuss the development of Hindi.
Also, in Hindi writers Sampataram, Pt. Ranchhod, Pt. Mohanlal, Tha. Madhesingh, poet Ramchand, twelve poets Judharan, the famous Amardeen, poet Pt. Ramprasad, Pt. Narayan Bihari, Pt. Harinarayan Kinkar, etc. were notable. Among the prose writers, Pinakilal Joshi was the historian of Alwar. All these authors 1892 to 1937 AD. Till the reign of Maharaja Jai Singh. Relating to the Treaty period.