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Bharatiya Bhasha Utsav-2025

Why in News?

  • The Bharatiya Bhasha Utsav, which was going on since 4 December, concluded on 11 December.
  • Shri Jayant Chaudhary and Dr. Sukanta Majumdar attended the closing ceremony of the festival in New Delhi.
  • 25 new primers in various Indian languages ​​were also released during the event.
  • These are in addition to the 79 primers already released by the Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education.
  • An exhibition was also organised by Bharatiya Bhasha Samiti, NCERT, NIOS, AICTE, CBSE and State SCERTs in the event. 
  • Schools across the country celebrate this festival with day-specific activities like-
    • Harmony in Language and Nature
    • Blending Language and Technology: The Power of Words in the Digital Age
    • Language and Literature: Interrelationships
    • Bhasha Mela
    • Eloquence of Expression
    • Oratory Skills Activities
    • Language and Community
    • Language, Culture and Us: A Regional Festival

Bharatiya Bhasha Utsav:

  • It is celebrated by the Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education.
  • The festival is held on the occasion of the birth anniversary (11 December) of revered Mahakavi Subrahmanya Bharati.
  • The theme of the festival for the year 2024 is "Unity through Languages".
  • It aims to:
    • Preserve our cultural identity
    • Promote unity among citizens
    • Promote a deeper appreciation for Indian languages ​​and literature among students
    • Encourage multilingualism
    • Create an Indian language medium of instruction and research
    • Highlight the importance of language in inspiring a new generation of language enthusiasts
  • The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 emphasizes the importance of languages ​​(mother tongue based education and multilingualism) and a holistic approach to education.

Brief introduction of Mahakavi Subrahmanya Bharati:


  • Born: December 11, 1882 in 'Ettayapuram', Madras Presidency
  • He was an Indian writer of the nationalist period (1885-1920).
  • He is considered the father of the modern Tamil style.
  • Other names: 'Mahakavi Bharathiyar'
    • Important works:
    • Kana Panu (1917; Song for Krishna)
    • Panchali Sapatham (1912; Panchali's Vow)
    • Kuyil Pau (1912; Song of Kuyil)
    • Pudiya Rus
    • Gnanaartham (Chariot of Knowledge)
    • Death: September 11, 1921
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