Vishwa Hindi Diwas (World Hindi Day) is celebrated every year on 10 January to promote the Hindi language at the global level and to highlight its cultural, literary, and linguistic significance. The day marks the anniversary of the first World Hindi Conference, held in Nagpur in 1975, which aimed to expand the use of Hindi internationally.
Vishwa Hindi Diwas is observed in India and across many countries with events such as seminars, literary discussions, cultural programs, poetry recitations, and language workshops. These activities encourage people around the world to learn, use, and appreciate Hindi.
The day also acknowledges the contributions of writers, scholars, diplomats, and Hindi enthusiasts who have played a vital role in spreading the language beyond national borders. It emphasizes the importance of linguistic diversity and promotes cultural understanding, unity, and global communication through the Hindi language.
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