(February 21) In November 1999, UNESCO declared the 21st of February, as International Mother Language Day. This great occasion reminds us of those who dedicated their lives to glorifying their mother language. They raised massive protests against imposing any state language on them. It was first observed on February 21st, 2000.  Why is International Mother…

Punjabi is spoken by more than 150 million people in India, Pakistan, and many other countries. It is the 10th largest among about 7000 languages of the world. Punjabi is a graceful and fluid, ornate, and downright exotic language. The neglect of any language can lead to the erosion of the culture and identity of…