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The importance of mother tongue in human life is immense. Every day the identity of the people of the community is the best Kashtipathar mother tongue. It has been developed by adopting the mother tongue The traditions and culture of every people in the world. Mother tongue is a basic resource of all people of the world irrespective of race, religion and caste. Bengali is the mother tongue of Bengalis. 1952 Salem set another example of self-sacrifice for the mother tongue in the history of Bengal with the blood of the breast. We have come to recognize him at the end of the century. The world has recognized this day as International Mother Language Day. Importance, Dignity and Recognition of Mother Tongue This International Mother Language Day. On 21st February 1952, the people of East Bengal gained the status of mother tongue Bengal in exchange for blood. Bengali was the language of the population of the then population of Pakistan. But the Pakistani ruling class chose the path of cultural domination over the people of East Bengal. They declared that Bengali would not be the state language Urdu will get the status of the state Urdu Yakina was the mother tongue of only 7% of the people. The whole of East Bengal united in protest against this irrational decision. Bengali was declared to have equal status in all mother tongues. Therefore, along with Urdu, Bengali should also be given the status of state language. But the Pakistani ruling group is fair to the Bengalis The movement fired on the students to thwart the demand. Salam Barkat Rafiq Jabbar and many others were martyred in this. The movement became more intense and roared all over Bengal. The panicked government was compelled to recognize Bengali as one of the state languages. Since then, Ekushey February is celebrated as Martyr's Day every year in memory of the martyrs. The consciousness of Ekushey February inspired the Bengalis in the freedom movement. The establishment of an independent Bangladesh has been possible through this struggle. UN education A resolution adopted unanimously on November 17, 1999 at the General Assembly of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) states: It has been proposed to declare the day as International Mother Language Day in recognition of the unprecedented sacrifices made for the mother tongue and in memory of those who gave their lives on that day. Today, Language Day is celebrated not only in our country but also in other countries of the world. Mother Language Lovers of the World First Ekushey February took the initiative of international recognition of the formation. The two expatriate Bengalis behind this are Abdus Salam and Rafiqul Islam. A letter was written to UN Secretary General Kofi Annan on January 9, 1998 at the initiative of the multilingual organization. An application was sent to UNESCO after Kofi Annan suggested contacting UNESCO. UNESCO's Department of Education program expert said he was unable to accept any proposal from the private sector. The matter was later referred to the United Nations by the Government of Bangladesh. 27 countries support the proposal. November 17, 1999 is the 31st anniversary of UNESCO The conference recognized Ekushey February as International Mother Language Day. The day that was only celebrated as Language Martyr's Day is today International Mother Language Day.