LEH: The National Institute of Sowa Rigpa (NISR), Leh, observed Hindi Diwas at its newly established campus with students presenting speeches, Hindi songs and poetry, as the institute sought to encourage wider use of the language through literary and cultural activities.
The programme, held under the chairmanship of NISR Director Dr Padma Gurmet, brought together students and faculty members and focused on Hindi’s role in strengthening communication, cultural understanding and national integration.
Students took part in a series of literary and cultural presentations, including thought-provoking speeches, Hindi songs and poems. The performances reflected their engagement with the language while providing a platform for them to express their creativity before the institute community.
The programme also sought to encourage students to explore Hindi beyond classroom learning through literature, poetry and cultural expression.
Addressing the gathering, the institute stressed the importance of continued engagement with Hindi and its use as a medium of communication and cultural exchange.
The celebrations were also marked by appreciation for the contribution of students, faculty members and the Hindi Committee, whose efforts helped organise the programme.
The observance concluded with a renewed commitment by the institute to promote the use of Hindi and encourage students to participate in literary and cultural activities associated with the language.
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