International Mother Language Day is observed on February 21st each year to promote linguistic and cultural diversity. This day was established by the United Nations to honor the importance of mother tongues in shaping our identities. It serves as a reminder to celebrate and preserve the languages that connect us to our roots and heritage.

On this special day, people around the world pay tribute to their mother tongue through various cultural events and activities. It is a time to reflect on the significance of language in preserving traditions and communication. Many organizations and communities organize language-related workshops, seminars, and performances to raise awareness and appreciation for linguistic diversity.

The theme for International Mother Language Day changes every year, highlighting different aspects of language preservation and multilingualism. Through this day, we can foster understanding and respect for all languages, regardless of their size or popularity. Let us join hands in celebrating the rich tapestry of languages that make our world vibrant and diverse.