English is the official language of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) as it is the most widely spoken language in India and is used for communication with other countries.

Hindi is also used by the ICCR for its official communications as it is the most widely spoken language in India and is the official language of the Government of India.

English is used as the official language of the ICCR because it is the most widely spoken language in India, it is the official language of the Government of India, and it is the language of international communication.

Sanskrit is not an official language of the ICCR, although it is a classical language of India and is used in some official documents.

The ICCR is responsible for promoting cultural relations between India and other countries, promoting Indian culture and heritage abroad, and facilitating cultural exchanges between India and other countries.

The ICCR was established in 1950 by the Government of India.

Dr. Vinay Sahasrabuddhe is the current President of the ICCR.

The headquarters of the ICCR is located in New Delhi.

The ICCR has 12 regional offices in India.

The ICCR has 30 cultural centers abroad.

The main objective of the ICCR's cultural centers abroad is to promote Indian culture and heritage, facilitate cultural exchanges between India and other countries, and provide a platform for Indian artists and performers to showcase their talent.

The ICCR's cultural centers abroad organize a variety of activities, including art exhibitions, dance performances, music concerts, film screenings, and more.

The ICCR promotes cultural exchanges between India and other countries by organizing cultural festivals and events, providing scholarships to Indian students to study abroad, and sponsoring Indian artists and performers to travel abroad.

The ICCR promotes Indian culture and heritage abroad by organizing cultural exhibitions and events, publishing books and journals on Indian culture and heritage, and supporting Indian artists and performers to travel abroad.

The ICCR contributes to the development of cultural relations between India and other countries by promoting cultural understanding and cooperation, facilitating cultural exchanges and collaborations, and supporting cultural diversity and pluralism.