NEW DELHI: Observed annually across the country on 14 September, Hindi Diwas marks a decisive date in Indian history when the constitutional status of the language was formally established. Educational institutions, public offices, and civic platforms observe the occasion to reflect on the historical context and administrative significance of the day.
On 14 September, the Constituent Assembly made the historic decision to adopt Hindi written in the Devanagari script as an official language of the Union. The decision followed extensive deliberation to determine an official medium for administrative communication and governance in independent India.
The annual observance commemorates that constitutional resolution while focusing on the continuing role of the official language in public administration and daily communication. Across government and public bodies, the day is marked by initiatives and programs highlighting administrative usage and linguistic engagement.
