Mostly this celebration is a government sponsored event in Central government of India offices, firms, schools and other institutions. It serves to promote and propagate the Hindi language. Hindi Divas is celebrated on 14 September because on this day in 1949, the Constituent Assembly of India had adopted Hindi written in Devanagari script as the official language of the Republic of India. Hindi Diwas is celebrated to uphold the importance of hindi. The day is celebrated annually on 14th September, to mark the anniversary of this historic decision. It is also believed that by celebrating this day, the younger generation can be made aware of the richness of this language and that they can be motivated to use it frequently in their everyday communication. The earliest form of old Hindi was Apabhramsa. It has evolved in its present form through Prakrit and Apabhramsa languages. Knowledge of Hindi will help with Sanskrit, Urdu, Nepalese, Bengali and Gujarati as they all have some similarities with Hindi, either in spoken language or in the written script. Hindi grabs fifth position amongst the most spoken languages all over the world. The derived words of Hindi are classified into five major categories: Tatsam (alike),Adharatatsam, Tadbhav (born of that), Deshaj and Videshi (foreign). The writing system for this language is Devanagari (Bhrahmic) and Hindi Braille. Hindi is spoken by four crore twenty two lakh forty eight thousand six forty two ( 422,048,642) speakers as acc to Census of India which include the speakers of its different dialects and variations of speech grouped under Hindi. Hindi language is one of the seven languages that can be used to make web addresses. Composed By – Lakshya Saraf