In the land of India, there are various languages spoken in different states, with each state having its own mother tongue. But among them all, Hindi has become an important international language ...

World Hindi Day is celebrated on January 10th to promote the language and spread awareness about its importance. The first celebration of World Hindi Day took place in 1975, when the then Prime ...

Hindi is widely spoken in India and across several neighbouring countries. It is also the third most spoken language in the world. To celebrate its significance and promote its global presence, World ...

Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh): Scholars from across the country and abroad got together to discuss the increasing use of Hindi on a global stage and how technologies like artificial intelligence are being ...

World Hindi Day: World Hindi Day 2026, also known as Vishwa Hindi Diwas is observed globally on 10 January because it commemorates the first World Hindi Conference held in Nagpur, India in 1975. It ...

This week, President Joseph Biden hosts Prime Minister Narendra Modi of the Republic of India for an official visit to the United States, only the third world leader invited by President Biden. This ...

"Dhurandhar," starring Ranveer Singh, has overtaken the Hindi dubbed version of "Pushpa 2: The Rule" to become the highest-grossing Hindi-language film in India. Aditya Dhar directed the film, with ...

Patna: Nalanda University on Saturday concluded its two-day national conference on “Promotion of Hindi and global dialogue”, positioning itself as a key academic platform for structured debate on the ...

Former fast bowler Varun Aaron was also on commentary. He mentioned that KL Rahul and Washington Sundar spoke in Tamil. Aaron said that KL told Washington he was bowling at the pace of a medium pacer.

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World Hindi Day is observed each year to recognise Hindi as a language that has travelled well beyond India. It is a moment to pause and notice how the language continues to find space in different ...