Share your story and shine at JK Monitor!🌟 Welcome to JK Monitor, where every story matters and every achievement is celebrated! We invite you to share the remarkable journey of your life and showcase your accomplishments to the world. Join our exclusive interviews that honor exceptional individuals just like you. JAMMU: The successful celebration of Hindi Fortnight concluded today at Central University of Jammu. The event was graced by the Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sanjeev Jain, Prof. Yashwant Singh, Registrar, Prof. Bharat Bhushan, Head of Hindi Department, Dr. Priyanjan, Assistant Director (R&B), along with teachers, students, and administrative staff.
Across India, the Hindi Fortnight was inaugurated on 14 September by the Hon’ble Home Minister at Gandhinagar. Following this, the university commenced Hindi Fortnight competitions from 18 September. In the inaugural session, Acharya Prof. Chandrakant from the Hindi Department of Central University of Himachal Pradesh shared his inspiring thoughts.
During the fortnight, various competitions were organized for students and staff: On 18 September Speech and Debate Competitions, and Original Poetry Competition (for students), 19 September: Launch of Hindi Signature Campaign by the Vice-Chancellor, 22 September: Essay and Drafting Competition (for staff), 23 September: Dictation Competition, 24 September: Hindi Typing Competition and 25 September: Hindi Quiz Competition. Participants enthusiastically took part in these contests, showcasing their creativity and language skills. The jury selected outstanding performers, who were awarded prizes at the concluding ceremony.
Taking the fortnight a step further, Central University of Jammu organized Hindi Fortnight events on 25 September at Government School, Jakh, and Government School, Vijaypur, fulfilling its social and regional responsibilities. These programs included speech, debate, and original poetry competitions for students, and winners were honored. Students were also introduced to the Hindi language, the Hindi Fortnight, and university activities.
Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sanjeev Jain warmly congratulated all participants, teachers, and organizers, emphasizing that Hindi represents our cultural identity, national unity, and tradition. He said Hindi Fortnight is not just a celebration of language but an opportunity to preserve our cultural heritage and raise awareness about Hindi among future generations. The Vice-Chancellor appreciated the efforts of the Hindi Cell and the Hindi Department in understanding their social and regional responsibilities and praised the events held on 25 September at Government School, Jakh. He also encouraged organizing such programs in the future.
With the university’s efforts, the Hindi Fortnight was successfully completed, and everyone who participated contributed to the grandeur of the event. He hoped that all would continue to use and promote Hindi continuously.
