We salute the great martyrs of our land who struggled for our language. | International Mother Language Day

sahadathossen (65)memberVerifiedin Steem Bangladesh • 4 years ago

Today is the great Ekushey February. Today is a very important day for our Bangladesh.
With the blood of the breast in 1952, Bengali has set a unique example in the world history of self-sacrifice for the mother tongue. We got its recognition at the end of the century. The world has recognized this day as International Mother Language Day. Recognition of the importance and dignity of the mother tongue is this International Mother Language Day.
Many young people of our country have given their lives for the Bengali language on this day. For this language, our Bengali language has become independent today and thousands of people have been martyred for our Bengali language.
We are the only nation in the world that has given our lives for the language of the nation. Today, we have given our lives for the language.
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In 1952, we made history for the Bengali language with blood.At the end of the century we have been recognized with life for the mother tongue.
This day is recognized all over the world on the occasion of Mother Language Day and we are the only nation in the world that has given its life for the mother tongue and the United Nations has given us this recognition which is celebrated all over the world that we gave our lives for the language.
"In recognition of the unprecedented sacrifice made for the mother tongue in Bangladesh on February 21, 1952, and in memory of those who gave their lives on that day, the day is being proposed to be declared International Mother Language Day."

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The language movement started in 1947. Then on the 21st of February 1952 the movement took its final shape.
From now on, the United Nations will observe the International Mother Language Day on February 21 every year at the 75th session of the UN General Assembly on Thursday, October 21, 2010. A resolution in this regard has been passed unanimously. Bangladesh raised the proposal to observe the International Mother Language Day in the 65th session of the General Assembly. In May, the 113-member UN Committee on Information passed the resolution unanimously.
Twenty-one has served as the source of our national liberation consciousness. Today, our great Ekush has crossed the courtyard of our homeland and become a global consciousness. Now we have to make every effort to increase the application of Bengali language in all fields of knowledge. To prepare ourselves for the new century in knowledge-science, education-culture by increasing the power of mother tongue. To convey the knowledge of the world to the common people of the country through the practice of mother tongue. In addition to serving the mother tongue, every person in the world shows due respect to the mother tongue. 21 Our pride 21 Our pride. The success of this great day lies in reviving this consciousness in everyone on the International Mother Language Day.