Any nation's language and culture play a crucial role in fostering intercultural communication and building a robust society. The emotions of love, community and brotherhood are expressed in Hindi. As Hindi became India's national language on September 14, 1949, HINDI DIWAS is observed on September 14 with great fervour and pride. St. Joseph's School, CBSE celebrated Hindi Diwas with great fervour on September 14, 2023 in the school quadrangle at 8:30 am, where students from classes 6 through 9 and 11 gathered in this special assembly to pay tribute and mark the importance of the nation's most widely spoken language.
In this unique assembly, Miss Sarita, a well-known Hindi lecturer from St. Joseph's Indian PU College in Bangalore, participated as the major guest. She delivered a speech emphasising the value of the Hindi language. She expressed her best wishes for Hindi Diwas in 2023. She cited the Hindi language as a representation of the diversity and togetherness of our nation. Hindi has the status of being our Constitution's official language. 176 overseas colleges offer courses in Hindi, including 45 in the United States. Not that Hindi isn't improving-far from it. Hindi is used by more than 69 crore people. In addition, 93% of Indians view Hindi-language YouTube videos. Hindi is now in high demand on digital platforms. Hindi should be properly taught in schools now so that we can continue to communicate with one another.
In addition to applauding the one-act play's message about children becoming addicted to social media, the guest Miss Sarita ji also praised all the instructors and kids who took part in the special assembly for "Hindi Diwas." She finally ended her remarks with a piece of Hindi poetry.
This is our Hindi, a dear daughter of Sanskrit.
This Hindi of its own takes its sisters along.
This Hindi is beautiful, captivating, sweet, melodious and simple.
This Hindi is vigorous, captivating and very unique.
Written and sung in Hindi by Tulsi, Kabir and Meera.
Jayasi, Bhartendu and Premchand have raised the prestige of Hindi.
Hindi is the shadow of Mahadevi, Jaishankar Prasad and Pant.
Hindi is the roar of Maithili Sharan Gupt and Dinkar.
There is a path in migration, this Hindi is the most familiar formula.
Hindi is a strength in a foreign country, it is always there in friendship.
This Hindi is easy and simple to write, read and teach.
Hindi is a limitless ocean of literature, a fountain of knowledge.
Vageshwari's blessing on her forehead is Hindi.
Certainly, this Hindi is praiseworthy, wonderful and unique.
Hindi, which has no enmity with foreign languages. Although there are many other beautiful languages,
But the language of the country is Hindi. This Hindi is a shining dot on the forehead of my Mother India.