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Hindi Week observed

Updated At : 06:55 AM Sep 08, 2018 IST

UNA, September 7

On the occasion of Hindi Week, the Una district Art, Language and Culture Department on Thursday organised a quiz, declamation and essay writing competitions for schoolchildren in Hindi language at Bachat Bhawan. Students from 25 schools participated.

Speaking on the occasion, Deputy Commisioner Rakesh Prajapati said Hindi language was a powerful tool to express and propagate the rich culture and heritage of our country. Prajapati said Hindi language had not lost its significance. He later gave away prizes to winners. — OC

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