Generally, ‘International Mother
Language Day’ is not celebrated widely alike other days like valentine day, New
Year, Christmas Day, Birthday, Anniversary Day, Baby Shower Day and so on. The
other days like Democracy day, Mourning day, Independence day etc. are also not
given the higher priorities. The paradigm of national celebrations are given less
scopes and are shifted towards the modern entertainments and luxury. Thousands
of our sons and daughters fought for the protection of the national identities.
They knew that national security is the security for the future generations,
i.e. the security for their sons and grandsons, which will keep them as well as
their spouses safe and give them the nights of fearless. Keeping this in mind,
they sacrificed their interests and fought for the national interests like in
preservation of languages, cultures, religions and harmony. 
Today, thousands of our sons and
daughters are leaving country every day. They leave the country for reasons
like for getting proper education, jobs and sometimes recognition too. The
rural villages of our countries are becoming dessert day by day. Young boys and
girls are departing from their villages leaving their old parents and grandparents.
Nowadays, the rural villages lack to hear the voice of youths so, are more
deprived day by day. We are scare that will our children be back to our home
one day and listen our stories or not.
The knowledge related to national
pride should be taught to our children from their childhood. This responsibilities
goes directly to the parents and the teaches. Rather than other celebrations
parents as well as the teachers of kindergarden or school should celebrate
these days involving the kids in various activities like asking them to write
poem or essays or drawings with paints, make play cards, storytelling, taking
out to the celebration sites as an excursion etc. Similarly, should be
carried-out in different forms in higher studies as well as in the Universities.
They should be taught properly that the histories are very important and should
not be overlooked. Either of the national celebration days has huge value in
our personal as well as national identities. 
International Mother Language Day
is celebrated on 21st February throughout the world. It is celebrated
in various ways as per the nationalities. We devote our love and respect to
those who played the significant role in establishing and introducing their own
language among the world. Today, more than 3000 languages are going to be
distinct, it’s due to insufficient attention and the false politics towards the
language. A small country like Nepal has more than 123 languages where all the
languages are given the space and are recognized by the government.
In the context modern days, cross
boarders business, travel, marriage etc. are being very common. One person of
one corner of the globe is doing business with other person of another corner.
It’s the language that brought them together irrespective to religion, culture
and nationalities. So, let’s keep pride upon our language and respect other’s
language too.
