World Hindi Day is celebrated globally to honour and promote the Hindi language.
First observed in 1975 at the World Hindi Conference in Nagpur with participation from 30 countries, it was officially declared World Hindi Day in 2006 by the Government of India.
Why it matters
* Promotes Hindi on a global platform
* Celebrates the richness of Hindi culture
* Encourages international dialogue and connection
Our Efforts
Through fun classroom activities, we’re encouraging students to use Hindi in their daily lives—helping them build love, confidence, and pride in the language.
Theme 2026
“Hindi: Traditional Knowledge to Artificial Intelligence”
Let’s celebrate the timeless heritage of Hindi and its growing relevance in the modern, digital world.
