Kavi Sammelan Is Breaking language Barriers
Kavi Sammelan is becoming popular in Hindi speaking provinces as well as in those provinces where Hindi is not a natively spoken language. Among them, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Bengal, Orissa, Telangana and Karnataka are prominent.
The way social media has played an important role in the promotion of Hindi is unforgettable. Despite many political efforts, Hindi has never got such a big place in the entire country as it has got after the arrival of social media. Hindi films, Hindi serials, OTT platforms, Hindi advertisements and Hindi poetry have all played an important role in the promotion of Hindi. Along with other mediums, it is important for Hindi speakers to live in different parts of the country and nurture their language and culture by staying there.
Just as Hindi films and Hindi OTT series are becoming popular all over the world, similarly Hindi poetry and Hindi Hasya Kavi Sammelan are also becoming popular all over the world. Wherever Hindi speaking people are living, Hindi is leaving its impact there. In the last twenty-five years, the Hindi Kavi Sammelan has expanded even to those states of India where Hindi is not a spoken language. When a society looking for different means of entertainment looks towards its language and culture, it also looks towards literature. Since Kavi Sammelan is a genre of literature, it is natural for it to become popular.
Hasya Kavi Sammelan has discovered many new platforms for its expansion. It has also given a platform to new poets and poetesses. Today, Hindi Kavita is becoming popular in the entire Hindi speaking provinces as well as in the provinces of South and West through Hasya Kavi Sammelan. Kavi Sammelan has reached the cultural programs of small social organizations through the prestigious institutions of the country. The prosperity of any country depends solely on the prosperity of the language of that country. Because literature and culture develop only through language.
Kavi Sammelan is becoming popular in Hindi speaking provinces as well as in those provinces where Hindi is not a natively spoken language. Among them, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Bengal, Orissa, Telangana and Karnataka are prominent. The native language of all these provinces is not Hindi. But Hindi is becoming popular as the second main language in these provinces. The elegance of Hindi is influencing the speakers of other languages. Besides, Hindi Hasya Kavi Sammelan is also becoming very popular in all these provinces.
