The DBHPS remains active today, continuing its mission under the Act’s framework. Its recognition as a national institution reflects Gandhi’s vision of linguistic harmony in a multicultural democracy. The Act exemplifies how legislation can preserve grassroots initiatives for national development.

The Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha Act, 1964, elevated a grassroots movement into a nationally significant institution, reinforcing Hindi’s role in education and unity while ensuring transparency and accountability. Its legacy endures in promoting linguistic diversity and integration.