Who is the father of hindi?

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hartendu Harishchandra is considered the father of Hindi. He was an Indian writer who is best known for his work in developing Hindi as an official language of India. He wrote several dramas and poems, but his most important work was his grammar book “Vyakaran Vangmaya” which he wrote in 1881.
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like is no any father of science,in the same way there is no any specific father of hindi language.Its an accumulation of different writer,author,poets,philosophers etc.
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like is no any father of science,in the same way there is no any specific father of hindi language.Its an accumulation of different writer,author,poets,philosophers etc.
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Bharatendu Harishchandra is known as the father of Hindi literature. He was born on 9th September 1850.
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