(international mother language day paragraph 100, 300 words) (international
mother language day paragraph class 5, 6, 9-10, 12), international mother
language day paragraph for ssc
This paragraph is about International Mother Language Day. It's a very short
and easy paragraph. I think you will like it. This paragraph is only 200
words. All class students can read and remember it.
- (a) What is international mother language day?
- (b) what is Shaheed day?
- (c) what is the background of this day?
- (d) who gave the recognition of this day when?
- (e) what will we have to do to uphold the glory of the day?
International Mother Language Day Paragraph
21st February is International Mother Language Day-This day is our glory-we
feel proud of this day-Every year, this day is celebrated with respect and
solemnity. 21st February is a red-letter day in the history of Bangladesh. Our
brave sons laid down their lives for the mother tongue on this day. The
Pakistani rulers tried to establish Urdu as the state language. Our sons
Protested this, and some of them were brutally killed on 21st February 1952.
At last, Bangla was found, and 21st February has become our language day. We
feel proud of this day. Our glory reached a climax when UNESCO announced this
day as International Mother language Day in 1999. Now, this day is celebrated
worldwide by international communities. Every year this day is celebrated with
due respect and solemnity. Bangladesh remembers her brave sons on this day. We
offer flowers to the Shaheed Minar. We stand still in front of the Miran for
the peace of the departed souls. Colorful processions are brought out to mark
this day. Different sociological cultural organizations arrange other
functions. We become very enthusiastic when this day comes. Our credit goes
far and wide as every country gives dignity to our sacrifice.
International Mother Language Day Paragraph 100 Words
The importance of the 21st of February in the history of Bangladesh can
hardly be exaggerated. The 21st of February is International Mother
Language Day. On this day in 1952, to save Bangla Language, students
struggled against the then-Govt and wanted to snatch it away from our
tongue. On this day, people wake up early to go to 'Shaheed Minari
barefooted. People offer flowers at the 'Shaheed Millar' to pay homage to
the martyrs. They walk the following lines and sing the most famous song
by Abdul Gaffar Chowdhury. To mark the day, different cultural programs
are arranged. In the evening, people organize discussions or seminars.
People do so to commemorate the heroic deeds of our national heroes. This
day was once the pride of our countrymen, but the whole world presently
observes this day with due respect. The world as a whole remembers our
noble sons. The world now knows that Bangalees are very brave; they are
not afraid of sacrificing their lives to establish the right of their
mother tongue.
International Mother Language Day Paragraph Class 6
Mother tongue means a language through which the people of a country express
their ideas, thoughts, feelings, and emotions clearly. 21st February is
International Mother Language Day. This day has been declared International
Mother Language Day by UNESCO to pay due respect to the existing mother
tongues of different countries. In reply to a proposition of the Bangladesh
Govt. the declaration has come to reality. The day has a long glorious
historical background. It is miserable that the then rulers of Pakistan
tried to impose 'Urdu' as the state language on us instead of Bengali.
Before our country's independence in 1952, the then-Pakistani ruler Jinnah
declared in a public meeting that "Only Urdu and Urdu shall be the state
language of Pakistan." The people of our country burst into a protest
against this unjustified decision. Some of the heroic sons of this- soil
came forward and sacrificed their valuable lives for the cause of the mother
tongue on 21st February 1952. The objective of observing the day is to pay
homage to the language martyrs. The day is essential for the people of
Bangladesh. Now it is a matter of great pleasure and prestige that this day
got international recognition in 1999 as International Mother Language Day.
International Mother Language Day Paragraph for Class 9-10
Any international day is harmoniously observed all over the world. On
international mother language day, every nation of the world respects the
language of a country. It is an outstanding achievement for Bengali to have
its mother language day as an international mother language day. UNESCO
declared 21' February as international mother language day on November 7,
1997. At that declaration, our mother tongue Bangla got international
recognition. This grand occasion reminds us of those heroic sons of the soil
who sacrificed their lives to glorify our mother language. Barkat, Sulam,
Jabbar, and Rafiq were among those who sacrificed their lives for this great
cause. They kissed death at the shot of the Pakistani ruler. They raised a
massive protest against imposing 'Urdu' as the state language. The Pak
rulers shot indiscriminately at the procession to suppress the Bengali
language. On this mother language day, the nation respects the heroic sons
for their supreme sacrifice. Through the declaration of UNESCO, the people
of this planet come to know about our deep love for our mother language and
our struggle for it. The people of the world pay their homage to the
martyrs. We are proud of our heroic sons who have brought-this honor to our
nation. This day teaches us to be determined to fulfill the motives for
which our courageous sons laid down their lives.
International Mother Language Day Paragraph for Class 12
21st February is a red-letter day in the history of our nation. It is also a
mourning day for us. It is a day of historical importance. The day reminds
us of our language movement and the sacrifice of our heroic sons. Now we
observe the day as international mother language day, formerly regarded as
saheed dish. The day is a national holiday. UNESCO declared the day as
international mother language day in November 1999. It is not observed in
our country but is regarded as an international mother language day
worldwide. One day in 1952, the Pakistani wanted to impose their undue
language as our state language. They tried to take away our mother tongue.
Then our heroic sons of Bangladesh established the Bangla language as the
state language sacrificing their blood and lives. On the day. We pay homage
to the shaheed minar with flowers to show respect for their sacrifice. We
bow down, singing a traditional song, "Amar vai er route Mangano ekuse
February, ami ki value pair." All Government and Government organizations
bring out rallies very early in the morning, singing songs; they go to
shaheed miner. All people go to the shaheed minar with flowers to show
respect to the language martyrs. So the day and language martyrs will be
remembered forever in the history of our Bengali nation.