World Hindi Diwas: Celebrating the Beauty of Hindi

Good morning, respected Principal, teachers, and my dear friends. I am [Your Name], your anchor for today, and I feel honored to welcome you all to this wonderful celebration of World Hindi Diwas. Every year, on January 10th, we come together to honor the beauty and importance of Hindi, our beloved mother tongue, and a language that binds millions of hearts across the world.

Let us begin this special day with a smile on our faces and love for our language in our hearts. To start on an auspicious note, I invite [Name of the person] to come forward and light the lamp. Lighting the lamp is not just a tradition but a way of seeking blessings for a bright and successful event. Please join me in clapping for this wonderful start.

Thank you, [Name]. Your presence has made this moment even more special. Now, let us bow our heads and join hands as we seek blessings from the Almighty. I call upon [Name] to lead us with a prayer.

Prayer brings peace and positivity, and I’m sure we all feel it now. Let us move ahead in our program with joy. To understand why we celebrate World Hindi Diwas, let me share a few words. Hindi Diwas marks the importance of our language and its history. On this day in 1975, the first-ever World Hindi Conference was organized in Nagpur, Maharashtra. Since then, Hindi has become a bridge connecting hearts, thoughts, and cultures.

To make this day even more special, we have arranged a variety of activities, performances, and moments that will stay in your hearts forever. Are you all ready? Let’s dive in!

Our first performance is a beautiful poem that highlights the pride of speaking in Hindi. It is written by [Poet’s Name], and the title is “Hindi ka Maan.” Please welcome [Performer’s Name] to recite this wonderful poem.

Wasn’t that heartwarming? Hindi truly is not just a language but a feeling. Now, let’s play a small game to test your Hindi knowledge. I will say a word in English, and you have to give its Hindi meaning. Whoever answers first wins a prize. Are you ready? Here’s the first word: “Education.” Yes, it’s “Shiksha.” Well done, [Name]. Let’s have a round of applause for them.

Next, let’s celebrate Hindi through a short and inspiring story. This story is about honesty and courage, titled “Satyavadi Raja Harishchandra.” The story teaches us that truth and moral values are the pillars of a strong character. [Story Narration].

Friends, isn’t it amazing how our ancient stories in Hindi carry such deep meanings? Now, let us make the stage lively with a Hindi drama. The title of this drama is “Hindi Ki Shaan,” and it’s performed by the students of [Class Name]. Let’s welcome them with a huge round of applause.

Wow, that was entertaining and inspiring! Drama has its unique way of leaving an impact, doesn’t it? Moving on, we have a fun act where some of our talented friends will perform a mimicry of famous Hindi personalities. Let’s welcome [Performer Names] to the stage.

Amazing! It felt like those personalities came alive before us. Now, to honor the people who work tirelessly for the growth of the Hindi language, I invite our respected Principal, [Name], to share a few words with us.

Thank you so much, sir/ma’am. Your words have truly motivated us to keep Hindi close to our hearts. Before we move to the final segment, let us enjoy a musical performance. [Performer’s Name] will sing a beautiful Hindi song. Please give them a big round of applause.

Music has the power to touch our souls, and this performance was no different. As we come to the end of today’s program, I would like to share a few lines in Hindi:

“Hindi humari shaan hai,
Rashtra ki pehchaan hai,
Isse samajhkar apnana,
Ye hum sabka abhimaan hai.”

With these lines, I thank each one of you for being such a wonderful audience. Remember, every language is special, but our mother tongue is like a heartbeat that stays with us forever. Let us keep Hindi alive in our thoughts, words, and actions.

As we approach the end of our program, let me share a short poem to sum up the day:

“Hindi ki kahani sabko sunani,
Desh ki shaan, sabki pasand bani.
Maa ki boli, hamari pehchaan,
Hindi hai hum sab ki jaan.”

I hope you enjoyed today’s program. Thank you, and have a great day ahead! Jai Hind!