Eklavya School, Nakodar, Pratappura celebrates 'Hindi Diwas'

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Updated At : 05:36 AM Sep 19, 2025 IST

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On the premises of the school, various creative and educational activities were organised on Hindi Diwas. The aim of this event was to promote love and respect for Hindi language among the students. It was inaugurated by students of Class V of the school with a prayer meeting organised completely in Hindi, in which the students of Class VIII expressed their views on the importance of Hindi language and recited a poem. Everyone participated enthusiastically in a class puzzle and chart making activity organised for the students of middle school. School Principal Komal Sharma congratulated everyone on Hindi Day and encouraged them to respect Hindi in their daily life and adopt it completely.

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