Khan Academy Honours Language Martyrs Through Art and Song on 21 February
The Khan Academy of Fine Arts held a special event to honour Martyrs' Day and International Mother Language Day. Students and teachers gathered for a creative programme centred on the significance of 21 February. The day started with the national anthem, setting a respectful tone for the commemorations. The academy's programme included a performance of Amar Bhaiyer Rakte Rangano Ekushey February, a song dedicated to the Language Movement martyrs. Children also crafted paper models of the Shaheed Minar, decorating them with bright colours. Students shared their understanding of the 1952 Language Movement through artworks and presentations. Each piece reflected themes of sacrifice and linguistic pride. The event drew enthusiastic participation from both pupils and their guardians. Such commemorations are common across Bangladesh, though exact figures on how many schools and academies organise similar programmes remain undocumented. The day remains a key moment in the nation's cultural calendar. The Khan Academy's activities highlighted the enduring importance of remembering the Language Movement. Through music, art, and collective participation, the event reinforced the legacy of those who fought for Bengali as a national language. The programme concluded with a sense of shared respect for the martyrs' contributions.
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