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Hyderabad

Introduction

Initially, the jurisdiction of this centre was the four southern states i.e. Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala along with Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Daman and Diu, Pondicherry, Andaman Nicobar and Lakshadweep. Later, the responsibility of the programmes of Karnataka, Kerala and Lakshadweep was handed over to the Mysore Centre. The programmes of Gujarat, Daman and Diu were earlier operated by the headquarters which are now being operated by the Ahmedabad Centre. Thus, at present, the jurisdiction of the Hyderabad Centre includes the states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Goa, Pondicherry and Andaman Nicobar.

Hyderabad Centre organizes short term refresher courses for in-service Hindi teachers of primary, secondary, middle and colleges (postgraduate) in its area of operation. Through these refresher courses , teachers are introduced to new techniques of language teaching and efforts are made to keep them constantly aware of the use of standard Hindi.

'Samanvay Dakshin' magazine is published from Hyderabad centre. This magazine publishes research articles on literature, language, education, society and culture related to South India. This magazine is included in the UGC CARE list.

Refresher courses are organized for Hindi teachers from primary to higher level in the states under the jurisdiction of the center and for the voluntary organizations of the Central Government, Navodaya Vidyalayas, Kendriya Vidyalayas and Ashram Pathshalas, Chinmaya Vidyalayas and voluntary organizations like Hyderabad Hindi Prachar Sabha, Dakshin Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha etc. Apart from this, this center has been organizing applied courses for the employees of the organizations of the Central Government like Railway Department, Postal Department, Finance Department etc.

Hyderabad
Establishment

In 1976, the second regional centre of the Central Hindi Institute and the first in South India was established in Hyderabad. This centre organises two-week short-term refresher programmes for Hindi teachers of schools/colleges and voluntary Hindi organisations, in which Hindi teachers are given practical knowledge of modern techniques of language teaching under the current environment of Hindi.

Department Member

Academic Members
Dr. Bhaskar Krisnaji Thube

Dr. Bhaskar Krisnaji Thube

Regional Director, Assistant Professor

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Dr. Dipesh Vyas

Dr. Dipesh Vyas

(Contracted Lecturer)

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Dr. S. Radha

Dr. S. Radha

Office Superintendent

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Shri Shaikh Mastan Wali

Shri Shaikh Mastan Wali

M.T.S

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Dr. Sandeep Kumar

Dr. Sandeep Kumar

Clerk (Contractual)

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Shri Sajag Tiwari

Shri Sajag Tiwari

Library Clerk (Contractual)

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Courses Offered

  • check-icon Hyderabad Centre organizes short term refresher course programmes for in-service Hindi teachers of primary, secondary, middle and colleges (post graduate) in its working area.
  • check-icon Courses Conducted:
  • check-icon Exclusively for teachers and students from the states and Union Territories under the Hyderabad Centre's jurisdiction:
  • check-icon 1) Hindi Language Refresher Course (Two Weeks): A short-term, two-week Hindi refresher course for in-service Hindi teachers from primary, middle, and secondary schools (government and semi-government) and for Hindi *Pracharaks* (promoters) of the Dakshin Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha.
  • check-icon 2) Hindi Language Enrichment Programme (Two Weeks): For teacher trainees pursuing Hindi-medium B.Ed. or B.H.Ed. programmes at government or semi-government teacher training colleges, institutes, or universities.
  • check-icon 3) Hindi Language Awareness Programme (Two Weeks): For undergraduate or postgraduate students—or D.El.Ed. teacher trainees—enrolled in faculties such as Education, Social Sciences, Humanities, Commerce & Management, Science & Technology, or Interdisciplinary Studies at government or semi-government colleges, institutes, or universities, who have not opted for Hindi as a subject of study.
  • check-icon 4) Hindi Language Conversation Camp (One Week): A five-day programme for students of government and semi-government schools. These Hindi language conversation camps are organized specifically for students from non-Hindi speaking regions.

Scope of work –

The states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Goa, Maharashtra as well as the Union Territories of Pondicherry and Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Contact person

Central Hindi Institute

Survey No. 9, Bapuji Nagar, Near Soujanya Colony,

Opposite Ramanna Kunta, Bowenpally,

Secunderabad - 500011 (Telangana)

Phone(s) : 040-29561035, 823721826

E-mail: khshydcentre1976@gmail.com, khshyderabad@yahoo.com