West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee greeted Hindi Day. The Trinamool Congress supremo posted on the social media platform X on Sunday and said that today is Hindi Day. On this occasion, my heartfelt greetings to all Hindi speaking brothers and sisters. Every year we celebrate Hindi Day with reverence, we are revered to all languages.

Mamta Banerjee said that since 2011, we have taken many important steps for the development of Hindi speaking people in the state. In areas where more than 10 percent of people talk in Hindi language, Hindi has been given government language status. We have also recognized Santhali, Kuraukh, Kudmali, Nepali, Urdu, Rajwanshi, Kamatapuri, Oriya, Punjabi, Telugu languages ​​as government languages. We are also striving for the development of Sadri language.

West Bengal CM Mamata Bnerjee Extends Wishes on the Occassion of Hindi Diwas. pic.twitter.com/0GGB7Gowqn

– ANI (@ani) September 14, 2025

‘We formed Hindi Academy’

He told that we have formed a Hindi Academy for the development of Hindi language. He said that if we talk about the field of education, Hindi University has been established in Howrah. Degree colleges of Hindi medium have been opened in Banarhat and Naxalbari. Apart from this, Hindi postgraduate courses have also been started in many colleges. Higher secondary question papers are now available in Hindi as well. Students of Ravindra Open School are able to take secondary examination in Hindi language.

‘Two -day government holiday announced to commemorate Chhath Puja’

Bengal CM said that free social security schemes have been started for others including Hindi speaking people working in the unorganized sector. In view of the Gangasagar fair, excellent infrastructure has been developed in that area. Honoring the sentiments of the Hindi speaking community, the state government has announced a two -day government holiday to commemorate Chhath Puja. Greet my greetings on Hindi Day.

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