MT News Service
Gurez, February 21:
In a heartwarming initiative, the Indian Army celebrated International Mother Language Day Preserving Shina Language in Niru, Gurez Valley, emphasizing the importance of linguistic diversity and cultural heritage. This unique event aimed to recognize and honor the Shina as a mother language spoken in the region.
The initiative was driven by the Indian Army’s commitment to fostering unity and understanding among the diverse communities residing in Gurez Valley. By celebrating International Mother Language Day PreservingShina Language, the army sought to create a platform for promoting linguistic and cultural richness, ultimately contributing to a more harmonious and inclusive society.
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from locals who took center stage in various activities. Residents engaged in delivering speeches, reciting poems, and performing songs, all in the local Shina language.
This active involvement underscored the significance of preserving and promoting indigenous languages.
The celebration had a profound impact on the local community, fostering a sense of pride and ownership of their linguistic heritage.
The celebration of International Mother Language Day Preserving Shina Language by the Indian Army in Niru contributed significantly to the overall social fabric of the region.
