On Hindi Diwas, the Glorious Saga of Hindi Literature Comes Alive Through "Samay Yatra"

On the occasion of Hindi Diwas, Gaurs International School held a programme titled "Samay Yatra: The Immortal Saga of Hindi Literature" at the M.M.G.C. Centre. Through acting, dialogue, music and stage performances, students presented the journey of Hindi literature from the Adikal (early period) to the modern era.

The programme was attended by the school's Chairman, Shri B.L. Gaur ji, Director Smt. Manju Gaur ji, Principal Smt. Rachna Babbar and other dignitaries. The students brought to life the different literary periods, the major writers and their creative styles on stage. They introduced the audience to the rich heritage of Hindi literature.

At the close of the programme, the Hon'ble Shri B.L. Gaur ji praised the students' acting, confidence and delivery of dialogue. He said that through such programmes they can bring pride to India at home and abroad.

Director Smt. Manju Gaur ji praised the students' performance and described Hindi as the mother tongue and the foundation of values (sanskaar). Citing the example of Abhimanyu, she said that the development of knowledge and values begins from the earliest stage of life. She urged the students to respect the rich heritage of Hindi.

Principal Smt. Rachna Babbar ji said that the students had presented the tradition of Hindi literature effectively through hard work and creativity. She called Hindi language and literature an integral part of cultural identity and stressed the importance of studying and preserving them.

The success of the programme owed much to the guidance of Principal Smt. Rachna Babbar ji and the support of Vice Principal Madhuri Kaw ji.

Finally, Head of Department Smt. Saraswati Singh thanked everyone. She appreciated the guests, Principal Smt. Rachna Babbar, Vice Principal Smt. Madhuri Kaw, the supporting team from the Performing Arts, Theatre and Sports departments, the teachers, the students' cooperation, and every teacher of the Hindi department. She expressed gratitude to everyone who contributed to making the programme a success.