World Hindi Day kicked off with an outpouring of greetings from top leaders, led by UP CM Yogi Adityanath, who described Hindi as the ultimate emblem of India’s national cohesion. In a heartfelt post, Adityanath called upon the nation to strengthen Hindi’s roots amid rising global interactions.
The celebrations gained momentum as ministers and opposition figures alike shared messages lauding Hindi’s evolution from a regional dialect to a global communicator. Recalling its historic UN debut, speakers stressed the need for technological integration to propel Hindi forward.
Yogi’s address focused on practical steps: promoting Hindi in governance, commerce, and education. He spotlighted UP’s model of Hindi-medium schools and digital content creation, setting a benchmark for other states. ‘Hindi unites us beyond borders,’ echoed many supporters online.
Vibrant festivities unfolded nationwide. Literary festivals in Delhi, cultural exchanges in Mumbai, and virtual webinars engaged millions. Youth-led initiatives showcased Hindi’s adaptability in modern contexts like AI and social media.
The day’s discourse also touched on challenges, including regional biases and the push for English dominance. Leaders vowed policy reforms to elevate Hindi’s status. Concluding on a high note, World Hindi Day reaffirmed the language’s vitality in shaping India’s multicultural fabric.
