Let's Celebrate together and delve into the heart of Hindi, exploring its linguistic nuances, literary gems, and cultural significance. From timeless poetry to modern literature, Hindi has a rich heritage waiting to be discovered.
Join us in celebrating the rich tapestry of the Hindi language and culture. Hindi Week is a vibrant and culturally significant observance dedicated to the language that unites millions across the globe. This week-long celebration is a tribute to the linguistic diversity, literary excellence, and cultural heritage of Hindi.
Participate in a variety of activities that celebrate Hindi, including poetry recitations, essay competitions, art exhibitions, storytelling sessions, and more. These activities provide a creative platform for you to express yourself in Hindi and deepen your connection with the language.
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सप्तरंगी हिन्दी: भाषा का सौंदर्य | Seven Shades of Hindi: The Beauty of Language
Best of luck with your video submission! Your poetic expressions are a valuable part of our Hindi Week Celebration.
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हिन्दी भाषा: संस्कृति का दर्पण | Hindi Language: The Mirror of Culture.
Thank you for your enthusiasm, and best of luck with your speech! Your words will enrich our celebration of Hindi and its cultural significance.
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हिन्दी भाषा: एकता, सांस्कृतिक धरोहर, और भविष्य | Hindi Language: Unity, Cultural Heritage, and the Future.
Thank you for your enthusiasm, and best of luck with your essay! Your written words will contribute to the success of our event.
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हिन्दी भाषा: सांस्कृतिक आधार | Hindi Language: Cultural Foundation.
Thank you for your enthusiasm, and best of luck with your calligraphy! Your artistic expressions will enhance our event.
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Thank you for your enthusiasm, and best of luck with your art and craft project! Your creative expression will contribute to the cultural richness of our event.
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Thank you for your enthusiasm, and best of luck with the Hindi Literary Bee Competition! Your literary prowess will shine in our event.
Author & Film Maker
Era Tak is a writer, filmmaker and painter. She has done her BSc., MA and PGDMC from Agra University.
She is the author of the books of poetry titled Anchua Khwaab, Mere Priye and Canvas par Dhoop, short story collection Raat Paheli,Chand Pass hai, the novels Risk @Ishq and Murti. Her latest books 'Love Drug' and 'Kuch Panne Ishq' has been published by Leading publisher Penguin Random house- Hind Pocket Books.
Life quotes books - Life Sutra and Love366. Her first audio novel "गुस्ताख इश्क़" from Swiss company Storytel, is a big hit. Her second audio series Pyar ke is khel me and other audio stories are very popular.
She has also written the dialogues and several scenes of musical play Aaorhi. Tak is also a filmmaker. Her work includes the short films Even the Child Knows, Flirting Mania, W Turn, and Rainbow. Now she is active as a script writer in the Bollywood Film industry.
Writer & Journalist
Tasneem Khan, a maestro of the written word, left an indelible mark in the literary realm when her literary masterpiece 'Ae Mere Rehnuma' earned her the prestigious Bharatiya Jnanpith Navlekhan Award in 2015. Her storytelling prowess continued to shine with her captivating collection of tales, 'Dastaan-e-Hazrat,' which graced bookshelves in 2019.
Tasneem's literary brilliance didn't go unnoticed, as she received the esteemed Shakuntalam Samman from the Progressive Writers Association of Rajasthan, a testament to her profound contributions to literature. Moreover, her outstanding achievements in the world of media and journalism were acknowledged when she was bestowed with the coveted Ladli Media Award in 2021.
Hindi Poet and Prose Writer
Publications: Her first poetry collection, 'Prem Gilhari Dil Akhrot' (2014), was published and awarded by the Indian Gyanpeeth. Her collection of prose and poetry, 'Bawan Chitthiyan' (2018), was published by Rajkamal under the Raza Pustak Mala series and received the Vagishwari Award. Her prose book 'Bhap Ke Ghar Mein Sheeshe Ki Ladki' (2021) was published by Rukh Publications.
Her poetry collection 'Tat Se Nahin…Paani Se Bandhti Hai Naav' (2021) was published by Hind Yugm. Her poetry collection 'Us Ladki Ka Naam BrahmLata Hai' (2023) was published by Rukh Publications. Her diary and prose 'Mizrab' (2023) was published with a voice-over. 'Bhap Ke Ghar Mein Sheeshe Ki Ladki' was translated into Punjabi by Autum Publications
'Prem Gilhari Dil Akhrot' was translated into Marathi by Varnamudra Publications. Her poems and prose have been published in various newspapers and magazines. Many of her poems have been translated into Marathi, Bengali, Telugu, Punjabi, Gujarati, Urdu, Nepali, Spanish, French, and English.
She has also directed two short films, 'Jantar' and 'Uski Chitthiyan'. Rasodex Cinema, Jabalpur, produced a short film based on the story 'Hamein Asto'.
Poet Critic, Theater Artist, and Translator
Vyomesh Shukla was born on June 25, 1980, in Varanasi. He spent his childhood here, and his education up to M.A. was also completed here. His journey as a writer began with focused essays and reactions on city life, history, geography, and challenges.
He gained fame for translating the book 'What I Heard About Iraq' by the renowned American journalist Eliot Weinberger into Hindi. This Hindi translation was published as a booklet by the prestigious Hindi magazine 'Pahal.' In addition to this, he has translated works of world literature from English to Hindi, including authors like Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, Raymond Williams, Terry Eagleton, Edward Said, and Indian writers like Mahashweta Devi and Keki N. Daruwalla.
He became prominent in the literary world for his poetry, and in 2008, he was awarded the 'Ankur Mishra Smriti Award,' followed by the 'Bharat Bhushan Agrawal Award' in 2009. His first poetry collection, 'Phir Bhi Kuch Log,' was published in 2009. His second poetry collection, 'Kajal Lagana Bhoolna,' was published after an interval in 2020. In the same year, his collection of essays titled 'Kathin Ka Akhadebaz Aur Anya Nibandh' was also published. Recently, his work 'Kruti...' on Vishnu Khare has also been published.
Apart from poetry, he has a keen interest in critical writing, and in 2011, he received the 'Raza Foundation Fellowship' for his contributions in this field. He is also gaining recognition as a young theater director and cultural activist. He has received accolades for his contributions to culture - 'Jankalyan Samman' from the Bharatiya Bhasha Parishad, Kolkata, and the 'Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Puraskar' from the Sangeet Natak Akademi for his direction in dramas.
His poems have been translated into various Indian languages as well as some foreign languages. Alongside his writing, he continues to be active in theater."
| Ranking | Winners Name | Class/Grade | School Name | City/State |
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| Hindi Quiz Bee | ||||
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Shivam Singh | Grade 9 | Sunbeam School dildarnagar | Ghazipur |
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Pintu kumar | Grade 12 | Zila School Dhanbad | Dhanbad |
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Praphull Chandra | Grade 9 | SS Mandir School | Vaishali |
| Hindi Art & Craft Competition | ||||
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Manasvi Singh Tarar | Grade 9 | Foothills Academy | Rishikesh |
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Tejasvi Singh Tarar | Grade 10 | Foothills Academy | Rishikesh |
| Hindi Calligraphy Competition | ||||
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Tanishka Bisht | Grade 9 | Foothills Academy | Rishikesh |
| Hindi Essay Writing Competition | ||||
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Vaishnavi Gairola | Grade 9 | Foothills Academy | Rishikesh |
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Pintu kumar | Grade 11 | Foothills Academy | Rishikesh |
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Praphull Chandra | Grade 10 | Foothills Academy | Rishikesh |
| Hindi Poem Competiton | ||||
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Om Kumar | Grade 10 | RPVV Sector 19 Dwarka | New Delhi |
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Astha Khadwal | Grade 9 | Foothills Academy | Rishikesh |
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Nikita Dhawan | Grade 10 | DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL | Delhi |
| Hindi Speech Competition | ||||
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Kartik Gurung | Grade 12 | Foothills Academy | Rishikesh |
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Deepali Kathait | Grade 10 | Foothills Academy | Rishikesh |
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Sakshi ramola | Grade 12 | Foothills Academy | Rishikesh |