International Mother Language Day: Honoring the Telugu Thalli Statue and Promoting Linguistic Diversity
On International Mother Language Day, people celebrated the Telugu Thalli statue as a symbol of Telugu heritage. The event included anthem recitals, diverse performances, and discussions on native language education. It aligned with global efforts to save endangered languages and promote multilingualism.
International Mother Language Day: Highlighting the Importance of Language Diversity
February 21 is International Mother Language Day, promoting linguistic diversity amidst globalization. With over 8,000 languages worldwide, many are endangered. UNESCO stresses the need for multilingual education to enhance learning and cultural ties. Rooted in Bangladesh's 1952 linguistic movement, this day now encourages safeguarding linguistic diversity by 2030 to achieve sustainable development goals.