21 st February

 Certainly! In addition to its commemoration of the Bengali Language Movement, International Mother Language Day celebrates linguistic diversity worldwide. It emphasizes the importance of all languages, big and small, in fostering sustainable development, promoting cultural understanding, and preserving intangible cultural heritage. The day encourages people to appreciate their native languages while also promoting multilingualism and language learning as tools for inclusion and social cohesion.

Through various events, activities, and initiatives, International Mother Language Day seeks to highlight the value of linguistic diversity and the role of languages in promoting peace and sustainable development. It's a reminder that languages are not only communication tools but also carriers of traditions, knowledge, and unique cultural identities. Celebrating this day helps to raise awareness about language-related issues such as linguistic discrimination, language endangerment, and the importance of language preservation efforts.

Educational institutions, cultural organizations, governments, and communities around the world often participate in activities such as language festivals, linguistic exhibitions, poetry readings, language workshops, and seminars to celebrate International Mother Language Day. These events provide platforms for people to express themselves in their mother tongues, share their linguistic heritage, and learn about other languages and cultures, fostering mutual respect and understanding among diverse linguistic communities.