We are proud of Hindi, pride is our Hindi, we speak and listen to Hindi, identity is our Hindi.
New Delhi: Like every year, this year too Hindi Diwas will be celebrated on 14th September. This day gives us an opportunity to reconnect with our roots and understand the importance of our language. Today, where Universal English has taken over the responsibility of all the work, it is necessary to talk about the official language Hindi.
On 14 September 1949, the Constituent Assembly accepted Hindi in Devanagari script as the official language of the Union, after which the celebration of Hindi Day started from 14 September 1953, which continues even today. Hindi is not the national language but has the status of official language in the Constitution. Like every language spoken in India, Hindi is also special.
Hindi is not only a medium of communication but also a language to express our feelings, culture and thoughts. Hindi Diwas, celebrated on 14 September, reminds us to respect our language and promote its use.
Language not only binds this country full of diversity in the thread of unity but it is also the simplest means of expression of feelings. Hindi has a huge contribution in keeping the country united. It was on 14th September in 1949 that the Constituent Assembly decided to make Hindi the official language of India. Hindi Diwas was first celebrated on 14 September 1953.
The importance of Hindi can be gauged from the fact that today Hindi is the third most spoken language in the world. Due to India's growing economy, huge market and rich cultural heritage, foreign students are increasingly learning Hindi to understand Indian culture. Today, the acceptance of Hindi in administration, justice, media, advertising and entertainment industry is more widespread than ever before. In India, medical and engineering studies have started taking place in Hindi. The use of reading and writing Hindi on social media is increasing.