Due to Hinduism's association with Urdu, when Hindi and Urdu translations are compared, you'll find that there are words with the same pronunciation, but have a different script.
 India has a large Hindi-speaking population. In some places, 
it is a minority language, while it is a majority language in others.
 The Hindi script is the same around the world, but every state has its own dialect of Hindi. 
In the Republic of India, Hindi was made an official language after independence.
 India is a leading country in translating, interpreting, and transcribing in
 Hindi given its second-largest population.