Hindi language is heart, soul and identity of India: Gavai

Hindi language is heart, soul and identity of India: Gavai

                                                                                    

HINDI Fortnight was organised at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya. Amravati in the school premises recently.

Dr S G Gavai. Principal of the school, chaired the inaugural programme. PVRN Raju. Assistant Commissioner of Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti.Pune Division, was the chief guest of the programme while Dr Sanjay Hiswankar, Ajay Dharne and Prakash Sarode were present as the guests of honour for the programme.

Dr S G Gavai in his presidential speech said that Hindi language is heart, soul and identity of India. Hindi is an easy, real and scientific language and also is an foundation of the development, said Dr Gavai. He appealed to the gathering and students to resolve for the progress and development of the Hindi language.

Raju in his speech said that Hindi is a strong chain of unity and iniegrily and also is a language of each and every person in India. He also wished everyone for the Hindi Day.

Radha Gogal. a Standard Ith student and Sheikh Ahatar. standard VHIth student, threw light on the importance of Hindi Day and also expressed their thoughts regarding the development of Hindi language  and also on the current condition of the language. Ravina Ingole presented poen' Ladal i beti hain ye Hindi' while Samyak Dhoke presented poen 'Hindi is desh ka gaurav hain.

Rakesh Singh. Trainee Graduate Teacher from the school in his introductory remarks informed about the programmes organise under the Hindi Pakhawada. He also read the message of Commissioner of Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti 10 mark the Hindi Day.

Asmita Wankhade and Ashwini Male, both the National Service Scheme volunteers conducted the proceedings while Chitra Likhitkar. Hindi Teacher at the school, proposed a vote of thanks. The programme was conluded with song "Vande MataranV. All the NSS volunteers and students from Shivalik Hostel tookspain for the succesful organisalion of the programme. The programme was largely attended

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