New Delhi: Hindi is one of the most spoken languages in the world. After Mandarin and English, the Chinese language, the population of people who speak Hindi is third. Hindi is the conductor of India's culture, so Hindi Day is celebrated across the country on September 14. The main objective of celebrating Hindi Day is to preserve and maintain this language.

In fact, the trend of English has increased since the British came to India, which has been steadily increasing. Because of this, Hindi is also being ignored. Hindi Day is celebrated to promote the Hindi language. Though World Hindi Day is celebrated globally on 10th January, in India, 14th September is celebrated as Hindi Day. Mahatma Gandhi had said that Hindi is the language of the people and also recommended that it be declared as the national language of the country. Though Hindi has not been able to get the status of national language to date, Hindi has definitely become our official language.

On September 14, 1949, Hindi written in Devanagari script was accepted as the official language of India in the Constituent Assembly. The government of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru has since decided to celebrate the day as Hindi Day. However, Hindi Day was not celebrated in 1950, 1951 and 1952. The first Hindi Day was officially celebrated on September 14, 1953.

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