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| Hindi Diwas: Not a celebration, but a pledge for the future of the language | | | | Dr. Satyavan Saurabh
Hindi Diwas, celebrated every year on September 14th, is an important occasion linked to our constitutional history, linguistic diversity, and cultural memory. On September 14th, 1949, the Constituent Assembly adopted Hindi, written in the Devanagari script, as the official language of the Union. Following the enactment of the Constitution, this decision was incorporated into Article 343. Hindi Diwas is celebrated on September 14th to commemorate this historic event.
But Hindi Diwas shouldn’t simply be about giving speeches on the importance of Hindi, reciting poems, and completing formalities by organizing Hindi weeks or fortnights in government offices. The real q | |
| | | | Every death in exile is Martyrdom: The 36-year estrangement of Kashmiri Pandits | | | |
On this Balidan Divas, we must confront a harrowing truth that transcends mere statistics: every single death of a Kashmiri Pandit in exile is martyrdom. To die away from the soil of one’s ancestors, broken by the longing for home and forgotten by the state, is a quiet, agonizing extension of the violence that drove the community out 36 years ago. September 14 is no longer just a day to honour those who fell to bullets in 1989-90; it is a solemn marker of a sluggish civilization collapse.
Balidan Divas is not merely a date on the calendar; it is a profound testament to the festering wounds of a community. On September 14, as the global community marks the martyrdom of Pandit Tika Lal Tap | |
| | | | Teachers remain indispensable in the age of Ai | | |  Prof. M.M Saxena
Sardar Parkash Singh Badal College of Management & Technology, Gidderbaha, celebrated Teachers’ Day 2026 with enthusiasm and dignity at the college Multipurpose Hall. The programme brought together faculty members and students to recognize the invaluable contribution of teachers to education and society. The celebration centered on the thought-provoking theme “From Chalkboard to AI – Why Teachers Still Matter More Than Ever.” The theme reflected the transformation taking pla | |
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