Embassy of India
Bucharest
Press Release
Subject: Embassy Celebrates World Hindi Day with Vibrant Community Participation
The Embassy of India celebrated World Hindi Day on 10th January with active and enthusiastic participation from members of the Indian diaspora and friends of India, highlighting the global relevance of the Hindi language and India’s rich cultural heritage. The programme commenced with the message of Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, underscoring the significance of Hindi as a global language and a powerful medium for cultural connection and people-to-people engagement.
On the occasion, Ambassador Dr. Manoj Kumar Mohapatra shared his thoughts on the importance of Hindi in daily life and emphasized the vital role played by the Indian diaspora in promoting and preserving the Hindi language across the world. He noted that the diaspora serves as an important bridge in spreading India’s linguistic and cultural values globally. As part of the celebrations, participants took part enthusiastically in Sulekhan and poetry recitation sessions, showcasing the creativity, beauty, and emotional depth of the Hindi language. The performances reflected the richness of Hindi literature and its expressive power.
The Embassy also hosted a special movie night, featuring the screening of the film “Chhaava”. The event brought together members of the Indian community and friends of India for an engaging evening of Indian cinema and storytelling. The screening highlighted India’s rich historical narratives and its vibrant film tradition, offering an immersive cultural experience.
In addition, the Embassy organized an Open House event, providing an open platform for members of the community to interact directly with Ambassador Mr. Manoj Kumar Mohapatra. Participants engaged in meaningful discussions, shared their views, and sought clarifications on a wide range of topics, further strengthening dialogue, mutual understanding, and community engagement.
The World Hindi Day celebrations reinforced the Embassy’s commitment to promoting the Hindi language, fostering cultural exchange, and deepening people-to-people ties between India and Romania.
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Bucharest
Tuesday, January 13, 2026
