Rashtriya Matribhasha Diwas…….21.02.2015

There can never be any other just like the mother. Mother is the fountain of all eternal joy. Mother is the creator, the nurturer and the natural caretaker of all human glory and gainsaying who provides for all the endlessnesses of eternal future.

Her blood is life, her care can erase all strife and her language and voice is the “MATRIBHASHA” which can ignite the dormant passion in all across all latitudes and longitudes all over the globe.

Our pride, our nation, our motherland India is a melting pot of so many hundreds of languages…….a very perfect example of Unity in Diversity.

All languages have their inherent sweetness for the native speakers and all those who get to listen to their mother tongue. It is but very natural for a country as diametrically different as India to have one or more National/Official language(s).But all the other big linguistic groups or even the linguistic minorities nourish and nurture their various different aspirations and seek the support of the Union and state govts. For their growth and development.

Keeping all this and more in mind the govt. of India and all the other stake holders of this biggest democracy of the world celebrates the 21^st Feb. as Rashtriya Matribhasha Diwas every year.

Under the aegis of Union HRD ministry CBSE does this great job of awakening or rather re-awakening the Young and the most Impressionable minds and souls…….the students of School India.

Like every year this year also we here at DPS-JC, have conducted a very special assembly on Sat.(21.02.2015) to take part in the national bandwagon.

The following students partook in recitation, speech and song presentation in their respective mother tongues creating a very heartwarming mélange of unique linguistic tapestry.

Name of the participant	Language
1.       Bhoomika Bhandari	Marathi
2.       Disha Vaishnav	Marwari
3.       Krishna Chaitanya Reddy	Telugu
4.       Krishna Priya Reddy	Telugu
5.       Ashmita Variyar	Malayalam
6.       Chirag P.Kumar	Malayalam
7.       Ayush Bajaj	Sindhi
8.       Mohit Gurnani	Sindhi
9.       Amanpreet Singh	Punjabi
10.   Mananraj Singh	Punjabi
11.   Kapil Jadhav	Marathi
12.   Himanshu Dutta	Bhojpuri
13.   Manmohan Balaji	Maithli
14.   Kavita Manhar	Oriya
15.   Adarsh Mishra	Bengali
16.   Souvik Choudhury	Bengali
17.   Priya Mandal	Bengali
18.   Pappu Viswas	Bengali
19.   Bharti Soni	Marathi
20.   Ashirvaad Sahoo	Oriya
21.   Piyush Paliwal	Chattishgarhi
22.   Ayush Soni	Chattishgarhi
23.   Sandesh Paliwal	Sanskrit

The CCA Coordinator Mr. Pradip K. Banerjee anchored and managed the entire bonhomie of multiple languages very aptly in his inimitable fashion interspersing with fantastic sprinkling of poetry in superb Bangla, his beloved mother tongue. He ignited the frenzy and passion in other teachers also to use their vocal chords in their mother tongues.

Overall the kick starting of the process of the Rashtriya Matribhasha Diwas was a very successful one indeed. The Penman opines thus, to conclude the blogging deliberation:

             All language(s) have edge…….unlearning of ego is the most important stand point to initiate learning of any other language, for the learning is endless………earning through the plethora of the languages of the world is “pacific” in both proportion and manifestation.

Happy…………endless………..reading.