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Hindi Diwas

NIFT Srinagar celebrates Hindi Diwas

| @indiablooms | Sep 16, 2021, at 06:04 am

Srinagar/IBNS: The National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), Srinagar began ‘Hindi Diwas’ celebrations Tuesday to honour the official language of the country.

NIFT Director Dr Javid Ahmad Wani announced the institute has started short-term training in Hindi languages and translation for its students and staff in order to promote the official language and make them well-versed with it.

Prof Vinod Taneja  appointed as the expert at the Hindi Diwas celebration shared his thoughts on the ways in which the continued existence of the Hindi language can be ensured especially at a time when English is being preferred as the medium of communication.

“The Hindi language unites everyone in India that is why it should be taught in every institute,” he said.

NIFT Director Dr Wani opined that the Hindi language should be promoted beyond its official status. 

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