Hindi Diwas celebrated

School note

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Sep 18, 2025 IST

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GD Goenka Public School, Mohali, celebrated Hindi Diwas, showcasing the sanctity of India’s national language. Students from the junior and the senior wings actively participated in a variety of engaging activities that expressed their appreciation for the Hindi language. The students of the junior wing enthralled the audience with their lively poetry recitations. while the senior wing students displayed their linguistic skills through slogan writing, speeches, word puzzles, dialogue writing, storytelling and other interactive language-based events. The principal applauded the students’ creativity and passion, encouraging them to take pride in Hindi and uphold its cultural significance. The celebration fostered appreciation for the language while strengthening the students’ communication skills.

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