World Hindi Diwas Day, also known as Vishwa Hindi Diwas is celebrated with great enthusiasm around the world and by people in the country on January 10. It marks the day when Hindi was first spoken in the United Nations General Assembly in 1949.
Hindi Divas History
The day to commemorate the language was started to recognise Hindi as a universal language.
The Hindi Diwas is used to spread awareness about the use of the Indian language as well as the ongoing issues with Hindi usage and promotion. It also places a strong emphasis on developing a passion for the language and valuing the contributions of Hindi speakers.
Hindi speakers around the world began to celebrate the language and its culture, and the first World Hindi Day was celebrated in 2006. The day was celebrated for the first time because of former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh.
World Hindi Day Celebration:
The day is celebrated with great enthusiasm around the world.
On Vishwa Hindi Divas, various events and activities are organized to promote the language and celebrate its rich cultural heritage. These may include speech competitions,, programs, and language classes. Schools and colleges also often hold special events to mark the occasion, such as quiz competitions and lectures on the history and importance of Hindi.
In India, World Hindi Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm by the Ministry of External Affairs, which organizes events and activities to promote the language.