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International Mother Language Day is widely known per annum on 21st February. the most purpose of celebrating today is to market the notice of language and cultural diversity all across the planet. it had been first announced by UNESCO on November 17, 1999. Since then it's being celebrated per annum. Languages are the foremost powerful thanks to preserving and develop culture and to market it all across the planet. due to this unfortunate incident, International Mother Language Day is widely known altogether over the planet, while it's a public holiday in Bangladesh.
In 1947 at the time of partition of Pakistan, the province Bengal was divided into two parts: the western part became India and therefore the eastern part is understood as East Bengal which was later referred to as Bangladesh. At that point, there have been many economic, social and cultural issues including linguistic issue. In 1948 when the government announced Urdu because of the national language it sparked the protest among the Bengali speaking the majority of Pakistan. The protest got out of control and ended with the death of 4 protestors of the University of Dhaka who were shot by the police. The students' deaths during the fight for his or her mother language are now remembered because of the International Mother Language Day.
The Shaheed Minar in Dhaka pays reference to those four protestors killed for the sake of their mother language. a world Mother Language Day monument was constructed at Ashfield Park in Sydney, Australia. Here we will see the pictures of Shaheed Minar and therefore the globe on the face of the stone with the words "we will remember the martyr of 21st February"
On International Mother Language Day UNESCO and other UN agencies participate within the events to market cultural and linguistic diversity all around the world. In Bangladesh on International, Mother Language Day people attend Shaheed Minar to pay tribute to the martyr of 21st February and sprinkle flowers on the monument. this is often a time for Bangladeshis to celebrate their culture, traditions and their Bengali national language. The prizes are given to those that made an outstanding performance in language and cultural diversity.
International Mother Language Day is widely known in the memory of the four students who were killed while fighting for his or her mother language and is widely known to inform them that we'll always remember their sacrifices.
In 1947 at the time of partition of Pakistan, the province Bengal was divided into two parts: the western part became India and therefore the eastern part is understood as East Bengal which was later referred to as Bangladesh. At that point, there have been many economic, social and cultural issues including linguistic issue. In 1948 when the government announced Urdu because of the national language it sparked the protest among the Bengali speaking the majority of Pakistan. The protest got out of control and ended with the death of 4 protestors of the University of Dhaka who were shot by the police. The students' deaths during the fight for his or her mother language are now remembered because of the International Mother Language Day.
The Shaheed Minar in Dhaka pays reference to those four protestors killed for the sake of their mother language. a world Mother Language Day monument was constructed at Ashfield Park in Sydney, Australia. Here we will see the pictures of Shaheed Minar and therefore the globe on the face of the stone with the words "we will remember the martyr of 21st February"
On International Mother Language Day UNESCO and other UN agencies participate within the events to market cultural and linguistic diversity all around the world. In Bangladesh on International, Mother Language Day people attend Shaheed Minar to pay tribute to the martyr of 21st February and sprinkle flowers on the monument. this is often a time for Bangladeshis to celebrate their culture, traditions and their Bengali national language. The prizes are given to those that made an outstanding performance in language and cultural diversity.
International Mother Language Day is widely known in the memory of the four students who were killed while fighting for his or her mother language and is widely known to inform them that we'll always remember their sacrifices.
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