Many of the mother tongues spoken by Adivasi and other smaller ethnic communities are at risk of extinction.

Official recognition remains vague, often buried under larger language labels.

For the first time in history, language evolution is partly being steered by machines trained on digital data.

Ekushey today is to recognise that protecting linguistic diversity is inseparable from protecting cultural memory, social justice, and the right to be heard.

The landmark event not only united the nation to speak up against oppression but paved a new direction for what ultimately led to our independence.

Here are facts you probably did not know about Ekushey February.

As the nation paid homage to the Language Movement heroes on the International Mother Language Day, people visited the capital's Central Shaheed Minar.