Delegation Of 50 Indian Reached Thailand; Had In-depth Discussion For Global Promotion of Hindi and Indian Culture

Bangkok : These days, a 50-member Indian delegation is on a visit to Thailand and Cambodia to promote Hindi language and Indian culture. At the Indian Embassy in Soi 23, Sukhumvit, Bangkok, senior Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh leader Indresh Kumar, Vishwa Hindi Parishad General Secretary Dr. Vipin Kumar and Ambassador Nagesh Singh hosted tea for the delegation. This delegation is being led by senior RSS pracharak Indresh, while coordination is being done by Panchmadham Secretary Shailesh Vats.

Let us tell you that Dr. Vipin Kumar’s dedication has provided important contribution towards Hindi language and Indian culture as well as towards the Hindi language and cultural prosperity in the world. Dr. Kumar has written many books on Hindi language and literature, like “Hindi aur Samaj”, “Sab ka Saath, Sabka Vikas” etc. Dr. Vipin Kumar has already participated in the World Hindi Conference in Mauritius and Fiji as a representative of the Government of India. Also in Vietnam he was honored by Vietnam Book of Records in January 2024.

Now once again he is on a visit to Thailand and Cambodia in a 50-member delegation from 2 to 8 April. After being welcomed by Ambassador Nagesh Singh at the Indian Embassy, Soi 23, Sukhumvit, Bangkok, there was a deep discussion among all the dignitaries on the global promotion of Hindi and Indian culture. During this, Dr. Vipin Kumar also raised the tireless efforts being made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the last 10 years towards expanding Indianness across the world. He said that his efforts will help in promoting the propagation of Hindi language and establishing Hindi language as a major language globally.