Port Blair, Sept 14: Hindi Pakhwada is being observed by Coast Guard Andaman and Nicobar Region from 14 Sep to 29 Sep 2017 to commemorate adoption of Hindi language as “Raj Bhasha” on 14 Sep 1949 and also to promote usage of the language in official correspondence. The event was inaugurated by Inspector General K R Suresh, TM, Commander Coast Guard Andaman & Nicobar Region at Port Blair. Speaking on the inaugural function, COMCG A&N Region elucidated the importance of the “Raj Bhasha” for the unity of the nation and urged all rank and file to increase the usage of Hindi language in the official correspondence. The Flag Officer emphasized upon an honest attempt by Coast Guard Personnel to achieve the targets set by the Government of India for implementation of the official language.
Hindi Pakhwada is also bieng observed by all Coast Guard ships and establishments including units at remote islands of Kamorta and Campbell Bay. As part of Hindi Pakhwada, various competitions viz. general knowledge, noting/drafting, essay, translation, handwriting and slogan etc. are being organized for the officers and staff.
A communiqué received from PRO Coast Guard. “Vyaman Rakshamah – We Protect” .
