Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha’ was established in the year 1918 by our beloved father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi with the sole aim of propagating Hindi in southern states. The first Pracharak was none other than Devadoss Gandhi son of Mahatma Gandhi

‘Hindi Prachar’ was a movement that emerged as part of Freedom Movement and the leaders who led the nation to 'FREE INDIA' felt the necessity of making a single Indian Language the National Language, and through that language unify the people and thereby intensify National Integration.

1927 saw the emergence of Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha as an independent organisation and Mahatma Gandhi was its President till he breathed his la

Gandhiji desired that the 'Hindi Prachar' in the south should be carried on by involving the local people of the respective area. Till 1920, this Sabha had its office at George Town in Madras and after some years shifted to Mylapore and from thereafter to Triplicane where it functioned till 1936.

Provincial Branches were established in 1936 to intensify the movement and the same year saw the Sabha moving into the then new town, Thyagaraya Nagar, in Madras on a sprawling 7-acre land. The foundation for the building was laid by Janab Abdul Hameed Khan and the building was declared open on 7th October, 1936 by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru who was then the President of the Indian National Congress.

Preliminary Examinations were being held regularly from 1922. The first degree level examination ‘Rashtrabasha Visharad’ was conducted and Convocation held which was addressed by Kaka Kalelkar in 1931

The Sabha celebrated its Silver Jubilee in the year 1946 after the Second World War and Gandhiji presided over the celebrations.

To commemorate his presence during the Silver Jubilee celebrations in the Sabha and mark that historic occasion it was decided to build a Gandhi Mantap at the spot where Mahatmaji made his presence felt. Accordingly, a Mantap was built and it was inaugurated on 9th June 1963 by Sri Morarji Desaiji.

Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha which is marching ahead towards its centenary year is conducting various Examinations in Hindi which are detailed below under the head ‘Examination Department’.

An important landmark is the building of ‘Mahatma Gandhi Convocation Hall’ (Mahatma Gandhi Padavidan Mantap) exclusively for the use of holding the annual convocation and other functions of the Sabha.

In 1993 the President of the Sabha and the then Prime Minister of India Hon. Sri P.V. Narasimha Rao inaugurated the Amritotsav "Platinum Jubilee" celebrations at his residence on March 1993 at New Delhi.

Vision

To achieve excellence in legislative matters for accomplishing the objectives set out in the Constitution of India and to
transform the Legislative Department into the model drafting office of the Union

Mission

1. Ensuring consistency and uniformity in drafting with brevity, clarity and precision, Government Bills, Ordinances and
Subordinate Legislation sponsored by various Central Ministries and Departments.
2. Capacity building for efficient and timely drafting, scrutiny and vetting of Principal and Subordinate Legislation.
3. Restructuring the Institute of Legislative Drafting and Research to impart training in legislative drafting in English and Hindi by making it an institution of national
importance.
4. Real time dissemination of information of Principal Legislation for the benefit of the common man.

• Candidates must meet the eligibility criteria. 

• Next, eligible candidates have to apply online on the website of the university.

• The admission to B.Ed programme is based on the marks secured in the qualifying exam.

• Candidates are shortlisted on the basis of merit.

• After the verification of documents and fee payment of desired course, shortlisted candidates are offered DBHPS Chennai admissions

There is a training and placement cell that organises the placement drive for the students at Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha. Training programmes are provided to the students for personality development and communication skills, to assist and prepare them for the recruitment process. In addition, the university ensures that the majority of students get placed in diverse companies by assisting them in any manner possible. DBHPS Chennai placement cell also offers mock examinations and practice sessions in the areas of aptitude, quantitative ability, logical reasoning, and reasoning to help students prepare for the written test and final interview. 

The university provides all of the necessary facilities to ensure that students have a hassle free life. The Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha facilities are modern and upgraded. The university has a library, as well as indoor and outdoor sports facilities. DBHPS Central provides all basic campus amenities, including spacious seminar halls outfitted with modern technology. The list of DBHPS Chennai facilities also includes upgraded and modern IT infrastructure.

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