International Mother Language Day 2024 observed in Manipur
IFP Bureau21 Feb 2024
International Mother Language Day is observed every year on February 21 to raise awareness of cultural and linguistic diversity.
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International Mother Language Day is observed every year on February 21 to raise awareness of cultural and linguistic diversity.
Manipuri Language which is included in the 8th Schedule of the Indian Constitution has been listed as one of the dying languages of the world.
The 32nd Manipuri Language Day celebration was held at Iboyaima Shumang Leela Shanglen, Palace Compound on Sunday.
Kshetrimayum Yaima Foundation informed interested writers to submit their first edition book manuscripts at the foundation’s office in Kwakeithel Moirangpurel Leikai latest by September 18.
Languages, with their complex implications for identity, communication, social integration, education and development, are of strategic importance for people and the planet.
The historic decision has been taken to give impetus to participation of local youth in the CAPF and encourage regional languages, a notification of the MHA read.
The SMSU said it found no incidents where Khasis were ill-treated nor threatened over land dispute issues as claimed in a video circulated in social media..
WAMA questioned whether the authorities concerned are delaying the process on purpose despite efforts of WAMA, the people and Rajya Sabha MP Manipuri King Leisemba Sanajaoba to develop the Meiteilon language.
Attendees of the ‘International Mother Language Day’ at Manipur Press Club in Imphal West unanimously resolved to urge the state government to enable candidates to take the UPSC exam Manipuri paper in Meitei Mayek.
In spite of the major contributions made by the women in Manipur in various fields, the women of Manipur are marginalized and faced discrimination in the patriarchal society of Manipur like in the rest of India these days.
Social commentator Dhanabir Laishram has called against agreeing to the step taken by parliamentary official language committee chaired by Union Home Minister Amit Shah to impose Hindi in NE states.
Manipuri Identity Day 2022 was observed on Tuesday in Assam in remembrance of the patriotic movement taken up by the AAMSU on May 17, 1999 against the restriction to impose the word “Manipuri” while terming the Bishnupiya community.
The ANSAM then asserted that it will not accept any form of language imposition under any circumstances.
IFP Editorial: It is high time for the government to call in all stakeholders and frame a common response towards the move to make Hindi compulsory.
The student bodies demanded the implementation of policies and programmes of indigenous language promotion drafted under National Education Policy 2020.
Hindi Imposition: The decision to impose Hindi language in the state is totally contradictory with the interest of people of state, the Federal Students’ Organisation, Kangleipak (FESOK) said.
The attempt to impose Hindi as a compulsory subject up to Class X will only be seen as an effort to impose hegemony over the Northeast region, many of whose languages are from the Tibeto-Burmese family.
IFP Editorial: Now, is the time for pushing the demand for making Manipuri a classical language of India. Despite being the lingua franca of the state, it is spoken in Manipuri populated areas in Bangladesh, Myanmar and other Northeastern states like Assam and Tripura.
IFP Editorial: Students still prefer English as an alternative language among most of the Northeast students and even the Roman script is used by some Northeast tribes for writing and communication.
WAMA president Naokhamba said that the Manipuri language has met all the criteria given by the Union government for getting the status of classical language.