World Hindi Day was celebrated at Siddhashram Community Hub in Harrow, London.
Sunday, January 10th, the spirit of cultural unity blossomed as the International Hindi Society UK, in partnership with the Siddhashram Community Hub in Harrow, London, orchestrated a jubilant celebration of International Hindi Day. The event shone brightly with the presence of distinguished luminaries—His Holiness Shri Rajrajeshwar Guruji radiated wisdom, while esteemed guests like Shri Tejinder Sharma, Mr. Ravi Sharma, and former MP Shri Virendra Sharma brought their voices of pride and solidarity. Dr. Anuradha Pandey, representing the Indian High Commissioner, added diplomatic grace, complemented by the valor and dedication of Mr. Ashok Chuhan from the British Army and Ms. Kamakshi of British Navi and Shri Mahendra Jadeja ji.
The festivities resonated further with contributions from Siddhashram and Sanskar TV, weaving together a tapestry of cultural camaraderie. In a heartfelt salute to dedication,
On behalf of Siddhashram and Sanskar TV, we are honored to recognize three distinguished individuals: Mr. Ravi Sharma, Dr. Anuradha Pandey from the Indian High Commission, and Tejandra Shama Ji, for their unwavering dedication and exemplary service. This occasion has been commemorated as a genuine celebration of heritage, honor, and unity.
World Hindi Day is observed annually on January 10th to promote the language and raise awareness about its significance. The inaugural celebration of World Hindi Day occurred in 1975, when Prime Minister Indira Gandhi commemorated the occasion in Nagpur. However, the official observance began in 2006, following an announcement by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to formally recognize World Hindi Day. Since then, January 10th has been celebrated each year as World Hindi Day.
Hindi Day is marked twice a year: National Hindi Day on September 14th and World Hindi Day on January 10th.
