BURLINGTON, MA–Hindi Manch Sahitya Sammelan 2025 marked a memorable milestone for the Hindi-loving community in New England with the debut of its first-ever Hindi Language Quiz, “Sahitya Ka Gyaan, Khoje Hindi Vidvaan.” Held on December 14 at the Academy of Creative Arts in Burlington, Massachusetts, the event delivered a vibrant, TV-style experience that seamlessly blended learning, entertainment, and cultural celebration.
Presented before a packed and enthusiastic audience, the quiz quickly became one of the evening’s biggest highlights. Designed to deepen engagement with the Hindi language, it tested participants on Hindi literature, authors, vocabulary, idioms, and cultural knowledge—all through a fast-paced, interactive format supported by polished visuals, on-screen questions, and flawless technology.
Click to watch the video for a brief snapshot of this unforgettable celebration of Hindi language, literature, and community.
Four creatively named teams competed with great spirit and depth of knowledge, keeping the audience fully engaged throughout the contest. After an exciting showdown, Team “Shabdon Ke Shikaari” emerged as the winner, earning loud applause and admiration.
Beyond the quiz, the Sahitya Sammelan stayed true to its literary roots with poetry recitations, sher-o-shayari, and musical performances by poets and singers from across New England. The program was smoothly anchored by engaging emcees and enriched by the presence of the chief guest, making the evening both intellectually stimulating and emotionally resonant.
Hindi Manch President Preetesh Shrivastava described the overwhelming audience response as the start of a new tradition, while other organizers emphasized the role of volunteers and technology in elevating the program to a professional, broadcast-quality experience.
What began as a first-time experiment proved to be a resounding success—setting the stage for future editions and even national-level expansion.
Click to watch the video for a brief snapshot of this unforgettable celebration of Hindi language, literature, and community.
