Paragraph Writing: The International Mother Language Day

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Mother tongue is a divine gift. People of any country express their feelings, thoughts through mother tongue. But it is a matter of sorrow that the then rulers of Pakistan imposed Urdu upon us instead of our mother tongue, Bangla. Then the people of our country raised their voice against this unlawful decision. Police opened fire on a procession in Dhaka and killed many Protestants. Since then 21 February is observed every year with due honour in our country as the ‘Shaheed Dibosh.’ In 1999, the UNESCO proclaimed 21 February as the ‘International Mother Language Day’ in recognition of the sacrifice of the Language Martyrs of 1952 for achieving the rightful place of Bangla. The day is now annually observed globally to promote cultural diversity and multilingualism.  
B.A (Hons), M.A (English), B.Ed. # Trained on ELTIP & TQI (English) # Senior Teacher (English) # Examiner of English # Dhaka Education Board

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