Hindi Diwas 2024: Hindi, the national language of India, holds a special place in the hearts of millions of people around the world. It is a language that is not only rich in culture and heritage but also serves as a unifying force for the diverse population of India. 

On September 14, we come together to celebrate Hindi Diwas, a day dedicated to celebrating the mother tongue. 

History of Hindi Diwas 2024: 

In 1953, Hindi Diwas was celebrated for the first time on September 14. The aim was to promote the importance and spread of the Hindi language. The Official Language Commission proposed the idea of observing this day to promote Hindi on a national level.

On September 14, 1949, the Constituent Assembly of India accepted Hindi, written in the Devanagari script, as the official language of India. Since 1953, September 14 has been observed annually as Hindi Diwas.

Importance of the Hindi Diwas: 

Hindi symbolizes the unity and cultural heritage of the country. The Indian Constitution grants Hindi a prominent place and emphasizes the promotion and propagation of the language. Hindi is a major language for communication among people in various parts of India. The significance of Hindi Diwas lies in promoting the Hindi language.

This day reminds us of the heritage of Hindi. Hindi literature has made a significant contribution to India. From ancient times to the modern era, Hindi literature has guided society. Writers and poets like Kabir, Tulsidas, Premchand, Mahadevi Verma, and others have enriched Hindi literature.

Quotes on Hindi Diwas: 

1. "Hindi hamari matra bhasha hai, iski raksha aur samman hum sabka kartavya hai." ("Hindi is our mother tongue, it's our duty to protect and respect it.")

2. "Hindi hi hamari pehchan hai, iski izzat hum sabko karni chahiye." ("Hindi is our identity, we should all respect it.")

3. "Bhasha hi culture ki amar kahani hai, Hindi hamari amar kahani hai." ("Language is the immortal story of culture, Hindi is our immortal story.")

4. "Hindi hamari shaan hai, iski raksha hum sabko karni chahiye." ("Hindi is our pride, we should all protect it.")

5. "Ek bhasha, ek sanskriti, ek Bharat." ("One language, one culture, one India.")

6. "Hindi hi hamari ekta ka prateek hai." ("Hindi is the symbol of our unity.")

7. "Bhasha hi hamari asmita ka vahan hai." ("Language is the vehicle of our self-respect.")

8. "Hindi hamari anmol dharohar hai, iski raksha hum sabko karni chahiye." ("Hindi is our precious heritage, we should all protect it.")

9. "Hindi hi hamari rashtra bhasha hai, iski izzat hum sabko karni chahiye." ("Hindi is our national language, we should all respect it.")

10. "Bhasha hi hamari pehchan ki nishani hai, Hindi hamari nishani hai." ("Language is the sign of our identity, Hindi is our sign.")