National Hindi Day: Why Hindi Diwas Is Celebrate On 14 September In India Know History And Facts About Hindi Diwas.
Hindi Divas is celebrated every year on 14 September by Hindi lovers all over the country.
Hindi Diwas is celebrated every year on 14 September by Hindi lovers all over the country. India is a country of diversities. Many types of languages and dialects are spoken here, but the most spoken language among them is Hindi. About 77 percent of people in India use the Hindi language for colloquial speech. Hindi is also a means of employment for many people.
Why Hindi Diwas Is Celebrated on 14 September.
Once Gandhi Ji Said Hindi is the language of the people (Janmanas ki Bhasha). Hindi was given the status of an official language by the Constituent Assembly of India on 14 September 1949. To tell the importance of Hindi to the people, a request was made by the “Rashtrabhasha Prachar Samiti” to celebrate 14 September every year as Hindi Official Language Day. Underlining the importance of Hindi, the framers of the constitution gave it a place in the constitution. Article 343(1) of Part 17 of the Constitution of India states that the official language of the nation shall be Hindi and the script Devanagari. After this, the day of the 14th September was chosen and it was decided to celebrate Hindi Diwas on this day.
National Hindi Diwas: 14th September
Hindi Diwas was celebrated for the first time in the country on 14 September 1953.
Hindi is the fourth most spoken language in the whole world. On the occasion of Hindi Diwas, Hindi Diwas Quiz, essay competitions, debate competitions, poetry recitation, drama, and exhibitions are organized in schools, colleges, and educational institutions across the country. Not only this, Hindi fortnight is organized in government offices. If we want to preserve the Hindi language, then its promotion will have to be increased. Hindi should be given priority in government work. Only then can the Hindi language be taken forward.
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