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- 12 Sep, 2024
Hindi Diwas Celebration - 11th September 2024
The Hindi Diwas celebration at Bishop Cotton Boys’ School took place on 11th September 2024 at the Mini Auditorium, marked by enthusiasm and pride. The event began with the kindergarten students welcoming the Chief Guest, Principal, Vice Principal in an innovative alphabetical sequence, which was met with delight. This was followed by a soulful rendition of the school song, setting a solemn and respectful tone for the proceedings. The Bible reading and a heartfelt prayer then invoked blessings for the day’s program.
The dignitaries ceremoniously lit the traditional lamp, symbolizing the light of knowledge and wisdom. Mr. Chandrasekhar, Head of the Hindi Department, delivered a warm and gracious welcome address, acknowledging the significance of Hindi Diwas and its deep roots in India’s cultural heritage.
The Chief Guest, Mr. Narendra Kumar Sharma, was introduced by the compère, and a token of appreciation was presented to him as a gesture of respect. The event continued with speeches by the winners of the Hindi debate competition—Daksh A. Singhvi, Adway Singh, and Dhruv Jayaprakash Prabhu—who showcased their eloquence and depth of knowledge on their respective topics.
Mr. Sharma then delivered a thought-provoking speech, underscoring the role of Hindi in uniting the nation and encouraging students to embrace and celebrate the language. Following this, students from Standards 4 and 5 performed a vibrant group dance, which captivated the audience.
The prize distribution ceremony recognized students' achievements in various Hindi competitions. A special song, performed by a group of students, added a melodic touch to the celebration. The Principal, Mr. Alistair R.A. Freese, delivered an inspiring address, commending the efforts of the Hindi Department and encouraging the students to continue their dedication to learning and honouring the Hindi language.
The event concluded with the singing of the national anthem, bringing an end to a meaningful and successful Hindi Diwas celebration.
On Straight On!