Language is more than just a means of communication—it is the soul of culture and tradition, and a bridge between generations. Recognizing the profound importance of language, Hindustan College proudly serves as a center for fostering a love of Hindi literature, linguistics, and cultural studies.
The Department offers elective courses at the undergraduate level, designed to provide a strong foundation in Hindi language and literature. The curriculum is thoughtfully crafted to balance both classical and contemporary aspects of Hindi.
The syllabus covers a wide range of subjects, including:
- Classical Hindi Literature (Ādhikāl, Bhaktikāl, Ritikāl, etc.)
- Modern Poetry and Prose
- Functional Hindi and Translation
Beyond Academics
At Hindustan College, learning Hindi goes beyond textbooks. The Department organizes:
- Seminars
- Hindi Divas celebrations to nurture literary talents
- Debates, elocutions, and essay writing competitions to develop speaking and writing skills
- Intercollegiate competitions to provide students from other colleges a platform to showcase their talents
- Spoken Hindi classes for faculty
- Publication of articles in the department magazine to encourage literary creativity
A Gateway to National Identity
In a diverse country like India, knowledge of Hindi acts as a bridge across regions and cultures. At Hindustan College, Hindi is not merely taught—it is celebrated. The aim is to instill a deep appreciation for India’s rich literary and cultural heritage.
Neena Sam
Lecturer
Department of Languages