India marks Hindi Diwas, celebrating Hindi's role in unity and its growth in tech, science.

India celebrates Hindi Diwas on September 14, marking the adoption of Hindi as an official language in 1949. Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized Hindi's role in uniting diverse communities and its growing importance in technology and science. The day also highlights efforts to preserve and promote Hindi, including the 'Gyan Bharatam Mission,' which aims to digitize over one crore manuscripts at a cost of Rs 483 crore. Leaders urged citizens to respect and promote Indian languages to strengthen national unity and cultural pride.