The fight for linguistic rights lies at the heart of Bangladesh's remarkable journey from the depths of tyranny to a proud nation. The spirit of resistance that was originally kindled in the language movement continues to motivate Bangladesh's youth to fight for democracy and justice as the country confronts new chances and challenges. The Language Movement's origins may be found in the British colonial era, when they made Urdu one of the Indian subcontinent's co-official languages. The language movement served as a catalyst for a broader national awareness, going beyond simple protest for linguistic rights. Bangladesh's identity and democratic struggle are pulsated by the language movement, which is more than just a historical chapter.

Source: Dhaka Tribune February 21, 2026 09:18 UTC