Amen of Hindi and Urdu Indian civilization, every Hindi scholar should learn this language: Khagesh Chandrajha

Patna, September 16 (Press Release) Urdu Language Cell organized by Patna Collectorate and as directed by Directorate of Urdu, Department of Cabinet Secretariat, Government of Bihar, distribution of testimonial certificates among the successful students under the State Scheme of Encouragement of Urdu Students was held in the central meeting hall of Collectorate, Patna. The students of Patna district were awarded today for their outstanding performance in the speech competition held on August 8. Collector Mr. Khagesh Chandra Jha (BAS), Additional Collector Mr. Ravindrakumarwakar (BAS) and Additional Collector Mr. Ashok Kumarmandal (BAS) were honored with certificates of appreciation. Eight students of graduation and equivalent, inter and equivalent and matric and equivalent categories and 24 students in total were awarded with certificates of appreciation. Meanwhile, Mr. Muhammad Shahbaz Ahmad, translation officer, including in-charge officer of District Urdu Language Cell, Patna, Mr. Phul Hasan, Senior Assistant District Minority Falah Patna, Mr. Ijaz Hussain Rizvi Senior Senior Assistant District Urdu Language Cell, Mr. Manzoor Alam Assistant The honorable officials were received by the Urdu Translator District Urdu Language Cell and Dr. Shah Doosi Assistant Urdu Translator District Urdu Language Cell Patna. The meeting was chaired by Hon'ble Khagesh Chandra Jha, ADM Patna Collectorate as per the order of Hon'ble District Magistrate.
Mr. Khagesh Chandrajhane in his presidential address praised the performance of District Urdu Cell. Addressing the students and guardians, he said that the more languages ​​they learn, the more doors of civilization and culture there will be. People of every class should learn Urdu language. The purpose of education is training. There will be breadth in mind only when your study is broad. You are fortunate that you are the guardian of both Hindi and Urdu culture. The literature of both is very extensive. Both Hindi and Urdu are the same, only the dress is different. He also expected the participating Urdu translators and assistant Urdu translators from different offices of the district to teach Urdu language to at least five non-Urdu speakers in a year. It is included in your duties. On this occasion, Mr. Ashok Kumarmandal ADM said in his speech that there is a close relationship between Hindi and Urdu. Language is a link to connect people. Congratulations to all the students who participated in the program on August 8. Out of them, 24 students have been selected. Those who have not been selected should not be disappointed. The only way. He blessed all the successful students with prayers for a better future.
Mr. Ravindra Kumar Wakar Saheb ADM said in his concluding remarks that you all have shouldered the responsibility of promoting Urdu, you are worthy of congratulations. I always try to attend Urdu programs. Urdu has become the language of love. You have not embellished its words on your own language, but have preserved the Ganges civilization of India. He also recited one of his ghazals in Tarnam. While the audience was thoroughly entertained by Nasruddin Balkhi's melodious voice and beautiful ghazals of Deputy Urdu translator at Block Development Office Danapur.
Lately, Mr. Muhammad Shahbaz Ahmed, Translation Officer, including the Officer-in-Charge of District Urdu Language Cell, Patna, while thanking all the guests, said that today is an important day for the students that they are being honored with certificates by the honorable officers. He thanked all the honorable officers of Patna Collectorate and hoped that such events will continue to be held in the future and you students will be in large numbers. They will benefit from this plan of the Urdu Directorate. He also thanked the Urdu Directorate, the Department of Cabinet Secretariat, the Government of Bihar that successful efforts are being made to promote Urdu at the district level with the active efforts of the Honorable Director. Done. Patna Women's College, Magadh Mahila College, Madrasa Islamia Shamsul Huda, Madrasa Sulaimaniya, Oriental College, Patna College, Payal Kumari, Sadia Parveen, Zaki-ul-Azam, Zahra Fatima, Muhammad Shahbaz, Ayesha Parveen, Shabnam Parveen, Muhammad Qamranis, BN College, UB Urdu Girls School, Madrasah in the graduation and equivalent category. Islamia Anjuman Mufid-ul-Islam, Mohamad-ul-Mominin, Patna Muslim High School, Misbah-e-Huda, Mudassar, Tuba Rehman, Shagofa Rehman, Afrin Fatima, Sabiha Anjum, Safia Saifullah, Khushi Parveen, while from matriculation and equivalent category, Patna Muslim High School, Khadim-ul-Islam High School, Al-Hara to Torel Sharif Colony, Madrasa Islamia Anjuman Mufid-ul-Islam, Och Madhamak and Dhaliya Nubatpurse Muhammad Arman, Alisha Fatima, Samia, Khushi, Aaliya Parveen, Abdul Karim, Rafi Naz, Roshni Parveen were honored with certificates. All the employees of District Urdu Language Cell Patna actively supported in making the event a success.