Friday, February 27, 2026
Date(s): 27th Feb 2026
Time: 11.00 am to 12.00 Noon
Venue: Auditorium 502
Resource Person: -
Participants PGDM Students
Faculty Coordinator Mr. Navneet
Organizer Music and Cultural Club
Objectives:
• To honour and celebrate the richness of the Marathi language.
• To create awareness about the cultural and literary heritage of Maharashtra.
• To instill pride and respect for the mother tongue among students.
• To encourage active participation in preserving regional languages.
• To strengthen cultural identity and unity within the academic community.
Marathi Bhasha Diwas was celebrated with great enthusiasm and cultural pride on 27th February 2026 in Auditorium 502. The event was organized to honor the richness, legacy, and identity associated with the Marathi language. The celebration reflected the sentiment that “????? ?? ???? ???? ????, ?? ?????? ?????????? ????? ??? ??? ???.”
The program highlighted how Marathi, being a sweet, rich, and dignified language, connects people to their thoughts, emotions, traditions, and heritage. Speakers emphasized that no matter where a Marathi individual travels across the globe, the love and sweetness of the language remain deeply rooted in the heart.
Students actively participated in various cultural segments such as speeches, poetry recitations, storytelling, and thought-provoking reflections that showcased the beauty and depth of Marathi literature and expression. The atmosphere resonated with pride as participants expressed, “????? ???? – ???? ??????, ???? ???.”
The event served as a reminder of the importance of preserving and promoting regional languages in a globalized world. It encouraged students to take pride in their linguistic heritage and continue contributing to the growth and respect of Marathi in academic, professional, and social spaces.
The celebration concluded with a renewed commitment to cherish and promote Marathi language and culture, reinforcing that language is not just a means of communication but the very essence of identity and tradition.