Bilal Ahmed Bishke, a resident of Pratapgarh area and a medical student in Kyrgyzstan, has secured the third position in the Hindi Diwas Essay Competition organized by the Indian Embassy.
Bilal Ahmed, a resident of Pratapgarh Patti area, has secured the third position in the Hindi Day Writing Competition organized by the Indian Embassy in the capital of Kyrgyzstan. Presently he is studying medicine abroad. Local residents expressed joy at his success.
On the occasion of Hindi Day, an essay competition is organized by the Indian Embassy in Kyrgyzstan's capital Bishwa. Bilal Ahmed, a resident of Patti Patti and currently pursuing medical studies in Kyrgyzstan, stood third.
The theme of the competition was 'Role of youth in building the future of India'. Indian Ambassador Devendra Singh honored Yadav Bilal Ahmed with a certificate at a function organized at the Indian Embassy on Monday on the occasion of Hindi Day.
After receiving the honour, Bilal Ahmed appealed to the Indian youth to maintain their love for the mother tongue Hindi. He also called upon the youth to come forward to respect and spread Hindi.
Bilal said that even after studying abroad, Indian youth should not forget their own language and culture. According to him, Hindi is not only a medium of communication but also an important medium to connect Indian culture, sentiments and diversity.
After receiving the news of the success of Bilal Ahmed, an atmosphere of joy was created among the people of Patti. Nagar Panchayat President Ashok Jaiswal, former President Juggi Lal Jaiswal, former President Dr. Girish Chandra Shukla, Dr. Others including Ram Kishore Mishra, Pramod Khandelwal and Ramchandra Jaiswal expressed joy at his success.