11 September 2026

Hindi is not merely a language; it is an expression of emotions.
It is the aspiration of the masses.
Hindi is the language that resides in the heart of Hindustan.

The sweetness of the Hindi language attracts people and enables them to express their emotions in a touching and meaningful manner. Hindi is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world.

Two years after India gained independence, on 14th September 1949, Hindi was adopted as the official language of the Union by the Constituent Assembly. Since then, Hindi Diwas has been celebrated across the country every year with great enthusiasm.

Hindi Diwas was celebrated at our school under the guidance and supervision of our Director, Mrs. Prema Kotian; Assistant Director, Mrs. Lata Sagar; Principal, Mrs. Vandana Kamble; Vice Principal, Mrs. Bharti Gadge; and all the esteemed members present.

The programme began with a prayer and a speech highlighting the importance and significance of Hindi Diwas. Some students presented a song based on the theme, “Hindi is our pride, Hindi is our honour.” Several students then shared their thoughts on the importance and special features of the Hindi language.

Some students presented Hindi poems beautifully and rhythmically, while a few students also presented dance and musical performances. As part of the celebration, students of every class prepared creative displays based on songs, poems and thought-provoking messages related to Hindi and displayed them in their classrooms. Photographs of these creative displays were also taken.

The programme helped the students realise that Hindi does not belong to any particular community; it is a language of the people and connects everyone.

Our Director, Mrs. Prema Kotian, Assistant Director, Mrs. Lata Sagar, Principal, Mrs. Vandana Kamble and Vice Principal, Mrs. Bharti Gadge appreciated the students wholeheartedly for their enthusiasm, creativity and active participation in the celebration. Their words of appreciation encouraged the students and boosted their confidence and morale.

The celebration concluded with a beautiful thought dedicated to Hindi:

“Just as a bindi shines beautifully on a woman’s forehead,
Hindi resides in the heart of every Indian.”