Celebrate Bhasa Dibas with us! Explore the significance of language and culture, and join in promoting linguistic diversity and heritage worldwide.
Bhasa Dibas, also known as International Mother Language Day, is observed annually on February 21st.
Significance:
Commemoration of the Bengali Language Movement: It commemorates the 1952 Bengali Language Movement in Pakistan (now Bangladesh), where students protested against the imposition of Urdu as the sole official language.
Martyrs’ Day: This day is also known as Martyrs’ Day in Bangladesh, honoring those who lost their lives during the protests.
Linguistic and Cultural Diversity: Bhasa Dibas celebrates linguistic and cultural diversity worldwide and promotes the importance of mother tongues.
Key Events:
Shaheed Minar: People visit the Shaheed Minar, a monument built in Dhaka, Bangladesh, to pay homage to the language martyrs.
Cultural Programs: Various cultural programs, including poetry readings, song recitals, and seminars, are organized to celebrate the day.
Flag Hoisting: Flags are hoisted at government offices and educational institutions.
Bhasa Dibas is a significant day for Bengali people worldwide, symbolizing their struggle for linguistic and cultural identity.
Celebrate Bhasa Dibas with us! Explore the significance of language and culture, and join in promoting linguistic diversity and heritage. Trending News Fox, News Desk Team, Kolkata Edited by Saibal Bose Bhasha Dibas: A Celebration of Language and Culture Bhasha Dibas, or International Mother Language Day, is a special occasion. It is celebrated annually on…
