Hindi Diwas Speech: Today, on 14 September, the country is celebrating Hindi Diwas. In fact, on 14 September 1949, Hindi written in Devanagari script was given the status of official language by the Constituent Assembly. This day had a lot of historical importance. In such a situation, with the aim of promoting Hindi, the government decided to celebrate this day as Hindi Diwas. The first official Hindi Diwas was celebrated on 14 September in 1953. Hindi language binds people of different religions, castes, cultures, costumes and food habits of different states of India in the thread of unity. It keeps the country united. Not only this, Hindi also works to connect Indians living abroad. Hindi bridges the distances in the hearts of people living in different regions. Hindi Diwas has an important place in terms of promoting Hindi. Many award ceremonies are organized on this occasion to encourage Hindi. Those who make important contributions in the field of Hindi language are honored.
On Hindi Diwas, Hindi poetry competition, debate and speech competition, essay writing, poster and art competition, poetry symposium etc. are organized in schools, colleges and universities across the country. We are giving an example of a speech here to help school students. Students can get ideas for their speech from here.
Hindi Diwas Speech ( Hindi Diwas Speech )
Respected Principal Sir, teachers and my dear friends…
Today, 14th September is a day of pride for every Indian, especially Hindi speakers. Today, the whole country is celebrating Hindi Diwas with great enthusiasm. Today, 14th September is dedicated to Hindi, the language that unites the whole country. Hindi Diwas holds a lot of importance in India, a country full of cultural diversity. In different regions of India, people's food habits, lifestyle, clothing, body structure, even ideology are different. In different parts of India, followers of different religions – Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Christian, Buddhist, Parsi and Jainism – live. And these religions are divided into different castes. People of different regions speak different languages. Hindi eliminates the gaps of these diversities of religion, caste, language and culture. It is Hindi that erases the distances in the hearts of people of different regions and keeps everyone tied in the thread of unity. Hindi language works to connect Indians living abroad. Any Indian, wherever he is, expresses his feelings to other Indians only through the Hindi language.
It is also important to know why Hindi Day is celebrated. When did it start? Actually, on 14 September 1949, the Constituent Assembly gave the status of official language to Hindi written in Devanagari script. In view of this, Hindi Day started being celebrated every year on 14 September from the year 1953. The purpose of celebrating National Hindi Day is to encourage the use of Hindi. The main purpose of this day is to spread awareness about the maximum use of Hindi in speaking, writing and reading.
In the last few years, technology has helped a lot in the expansion of Hindi. Due to the internet, many people are connecting with Hindi. Hindi has been getting a lot of respect not only in our country but also at the global level. Hindi is the third most spoken language in the world. Hindi is taught as a subject in more than 170 universities of the world. Hindi has official status in Fiji. Apart from Russia, America, this language has also developed rapidly in European countries, Asian countries and Gulf countries. Hindi films are very popular in America, Russia, Africa, West Asia and Arab countries. The increasing acceptance of Hindi all over the world has resulted in the abundance of Hindi words in the world's most prestigious Oxford Dictionary. Many Hindi words like Achcha, Bada Din, Bachcha, Pandit, Thug, Papad, Timepass and Surya Namaskar have been included in it.
Today in India, even medical and engineering studies are being done in Hindi. There is talk of court proceedings also being done in Hindi. People are expressing their views in Hindi on social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram. Crores of people are watching videos made in Hindi on the Internet.
Even though Hindi speakers are the most in our country, it is true that Hindi has not yet become our national language. It has only received the status of an official language. Today we see Hindi being limited to the language of entertainment, market, advertisement and seeking votes. The use of Hindi in the functioning of the central government is very less. Today, Hindi faces the same challenges as Sanskrit once faced. Ultimately, Sanskrit was exiled from public life and the country kept watching.
Today people are ignoring Hindi and imposing English on their children. Friends, we have to promote Hindi without disrespecting English. Speak Hindi, implement it in everyday practical life, learn and teach Hindi. Only through these efforts will the future of Hindi be bright. Most of all there is a need to improve our mindset towards Hindi. Our courts should provide justice in Hindi language. Hindi should be seen on medicines and doctors' prescriptions. Not only children of economically weaker people but children of rich people should also be seen in Hindi medium schools. Hindi has to be made the language of concern, employment and knowledge.
Thank you. Jai Hind. Jai Bharat.
