Hindi workshop held at BHU

VARANASI: In a bid to promote the use of Hindi language at workplace, Banaras Hindu University (BHU) organised a Hindi workshop for non-teaching staff of the university during the Hindi Week celebrations at central office on Friday. According to Hindi officer, Vichitrasen Gupta, a training to work on a special Hindi software was given to the non-teaching staff on the occasion. They were also informed about several other such softwares and Hindi softs to work in Hindi language effectively.

Meanwhile, different programmes were held in the city to comemorated Hindi Day and Hindi Week celebrations. A meeting of the Hindi Advisory Committee, ministry of Steel, government of India chaired by Union minister, Beni Prasad Verma was held in the city on Friday to discuss the promotion of Hindi language.

The minister assured that the creative suggestions given by the members of the committee will be considered in the ministry and also promised maximum use of Hindi language in future. On the other hand, North Eastern Railways (NER) is also organising a Hindi Day programme and Hindi fortnight to mark the occasion.

SOURCE - TIMES OF INDIA

 Sep 14, 2013, 04.46 AM IST

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Hindi Week celebration commence at Banaras Hindu University

TNN | Sep 11, 2013, 05.50 AM IST VARANASI: The Hindi Week celebrations started in Banaras Hindu University (BHU) with a formal inauguration at central office of the university on Tuesday. The programmes are being organised by Rajbhasha Cell of the university. Special events will be held on September 13, also commemorated as Hindi Day. 

During this period, from September 10 to September 20, several literary events in Hindi will be organised for students, faculty members and IV grade staff of the university. Addressing the inaugural ceremony, registrar, BHU, Prof GS Yadav emphasised on the use of Hindi in day to day life. A dictation and vocabulary competition was organsied for IV grade staff of the varsity on the inaugural day. 

Meanwhile, faculty of arts organised an essay writing and poetry writing competition for students on Tuesday. Several other literary events and awareness programmes for the promotion of Hindi language will be organised by the faculty on following days of the week. Several literary competitions were also organised at Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Rajiv Gandhi South Campus, Barakachha on the occasion. Faculty members gave detailed information to students about contemporary requirements of Hindi and information about several Hindi softwares.

SOURCE- TIMES OF INDIA.

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