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ICCR Welcomes 11 Thai Students to India to Strengthen Cultural and Hindi Language

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ICCR Welcomes 11 Thai Students to India to Strengthen Cultural and Hindi Language Ties

By News National Editorial Team

India is strengthening its cultural and educational connections with Thailand as the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) welcomes 11 Hindi-language students from Thailand's Silpakorn University for a visit to India from November 11 to 19, 2026.

The visit is being organised under the Students Visitors Programme, an initiative aimed at promoting cultural exchange, international understanding and stronger connections among young people.

Promoting Hindi Language and Indian Culture

The visit celebrates the students' dedication to learning Hindi and provides them with an opportunity to experience India's cultural diversity, traditions and heritage.

Through direct engagement with Indian society, the students can gain a deeper understanding of the language, history and cultural values they have been studying.

Strengthening India–Thailand Relations

India and Thailand share longstanding historical, cultural and religious connections. Educational exchanges and student visits play an important role in maintaining these relationships and encouraging cooperation between younger generations.

The ICCR initiative also highlights India's commitment to cultural diplomacy and international educational engagement.

Youth Connectivity Through Education

The Students Visitors Programme provides an opportunity for international students to experience India beyond classroom learning.

Such exchanges can encourage friendships, academic cooperation and greater appreciation of different cultures. They also create opportunities for students to become cultural ambassadors when they return to their home countries.

The visit by the 11 students from Silpakorn University represents another step towards strengthening people-to-people connections between India and Thailand.

Sources and References

  1. Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR): https://www.iccr.gov.in/

  2. Silpakorn University: https://www.su.ac.th/

News National Editorial Note: The visit dates and participant details are based on the information supplied. The programme itinerary and individual student details have not been independently verified.

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