Bilal Ahmed of Pratapgarhcha Patti secured third rank in the Hindi Day Essay Competition of the Indian Embassy in Bishkek. Indian Ambassador Devendra Singh Yadav honored Bilal, who is studying medicine, by giving him a certificate.
Bilal Ahmed, a resident of Patti in Pratapgarh, secured third rank in the Hindi Day Essay Competition organized by the Indian Embassy in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan. Local citizens expressed happiness over the performance of Bilal, who is studying medicine.
On the occasion of Hindi Diwas, an essay competition was organized by the Indian Embassy in Bishkek. Bilal Ahmed, a resident of Patti, who is currently studying medicine in Croatia, got third rank in the competition.
The theme of the competition would be 'Role of youth in shaping the future of India'. Indian Ambassador Devendra Singh Yadav honored Bilal Ahmed by giving him a certificate in a program organized at the Indian Embassy on Monday on the occasion of Hindi Diwas.
After receiving the honour, Bilal Ahmed appealed to the Indian youth to maintain their love for the mother tongue Hindi. He said that young women should come forward for the respect and promotion of Hindi.
Bilal said that Indian youth should not forget their language and culture while studying abroad. According to him, Hindi is not only a medium of communication but it is an important bridge connecting Indian culture, spirit and diversity.
After getting information about Bilal Ahmed's performance, the citizens of Patti expressed joy. Nagar Panchayat President Ashok Jaiswal, former President Juggi Lal Jaiswal, former Principal Dr. Girish Chandra Shukla, Dr. Ram Kishore Mishra, Pramod Khandelwal and Ramchandra Jaiswal along with other citizens expressed happiness over their performance.