HINDI-HINDUSTAN KE MAATHE KI BINDI. CAMPION SCHOOL CELEBRATED “HINDI DIWAS”. HINDI PAKHWADA ORGANISED IN CAMPION SCHOOL.
Under Hindi Fortnight the students and staff of Campion School, Arera Colony Bhopal organised a Hindi diwas celebration in the Secondary section Assembly Hall. ‘Hindi Diwas’ is celebrated and is done today 14 September in the school. The programme was organised in an enthusiastic manner which witnessed tremendous participation of students. This Hindi Diwas Pakhwada was organised by the Hindi Department, Sanskrit and Urdu Department of the school with great zeal and enthusiasm. Hindi Diwas’ is celebrated to inculcate love for the Hindi Language and learn the importance of the Hindi Diwas. A special morning assembly was organised under the guidance of Hindi Department members in which Mrs.Tillotma Singh was the main speaker of the day. On the occasion, various programmes including poetry sessions, the importance of the Hindi language in today’s era, Hindi recitation, idioms and phrases were staged by the students in a mesmerising manner. Students performed melodious Hindi songs. Apart from this, many other students performed different Speeches and thoughts on Hindi Diwas. Students of classes VI to XII brought out their creative skills through Poster making, Drawings, Paintings and Poster Slogans on the occasion of Hindi Diwas in a short period and displayed them. As part of observing Hindi Diwas show their appreciation for the national language, the assembly started with a speech which highlighting the importance of Hindi in the country. Chief guests of the occasion were Fr. Principal addressed the students with their valuable words. Vice Principal Fr. Alok Kujur was present with all the school teachers and staff to mark the occasion. The Programme was concluded with the motivating words of the Principal Fr. He highlighted the importance of the Language Hindi, and its existence and asked to disseminate its significance, respect and value. He also appreciated the students for their commendable performance. The Master of the ceremony was done by secondary teacher Mrs. Keerti Mowar.
