International Mother Language Day

International Mother Language Day

This international day celebrates linguistic and cultural diversity worldwide. It honors the importance of preserving mother languages while promoting multilingualism. The observance originated in response to tragic events in 1952, when students in Bangladesh (then East Pakistan) were killed for advocating the recognition of their native language, Bangla.
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