Mangaluru: St Theresa’s School celebrates Hindi Diwas with enthusiasm and cultural fervour


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Mangaluru, Sep 17: St Theresa’s School, Mangaluru, celebrated Hindi Diwas with enthusiasm and cultural fervour on September 16, highlighting the significance of Hindi in promoting unity, communication and cultural understanding.

The programme was graced by chief guest Dr Uday Kumar B, head of the department of Hindi, St Agnes College, principal Sr Lourdes BS, vice principal Sr Vidya, PTA vice president Linda Pereira, and guest of honour Achinthya Rai, 1st runner-up of Zee Sa Re Ga Ma Pa – 2026, Mangaluru, along with his parents.

The celebration featured a prayer, inspirational speeches, graceful dance performances, a meaningful Hindi skit and a special felicitation ceremony. Students showcased their talent, creativity and confidence through a variety of presentations celebrating the richness and beauty of the Hindi language.

The participation of students from diverse linguistic backgrounds added special significance to the occasion. Their enthusiastic involvement reflected the spirit of “One India, Best India”, emphasising how language can serve as a bridge that connects people, cultures and hearts.

The celebration provided an opportunity for students to appreciate the richness of Hindi language and literature while gaining a deeper understanding of India’s diverse cultural heritage. The programme concluded on a meaningful note, reinforcing the values of linguistic diversity, cultural appreciation, creativity and national unity.

 

 

  

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