Sant Singh Sukha Singh College of Commerce for Women Celebrates 25th International Mother Language Day with Enthusiasm
Sant Singh Sukha Singh College of Commerce for Women celebrated the 25th International Mother Language Day, as observed by UNESCO, with great enthusiasm and commitment to linguistic pride. The event witnessed the active participation of around 150 students, who expressed their thoughts through heartfelt poems and speeches on the significance of their mother tongue, Punjabi.
During their presentations, students shed light on how Punjabi is gradually being overshadowed by other languages in today’s world. While recognizing the value of learning multiple languages, they passionately emphasized the need to preserve and promote their native language. The college remains steadfast in its commitment to giving Punjabi the respect it deserves, inspiring students to take pride in its rich history and cultural legacy.
Addressing the gathering, College Principal Dr. Navdeep Kaur highlighted the integral role of the mother tongue in shaping cultural identity. She encouraged students to actively communicate in Punjabi and cherish its heritage. Citing research findings, Dr. Navdeep Kaur further urged students to encapsulate their learnings from various lectures in their mother tongue for mental revision, as it enhances understanding and facilitates easy recall. Faculty members also joined in to support the initiative, reinforcing the importance of linguistic diversity and the preservation of one’s roots.
By celebrating this significant day, the college reaffirmed its dedication to upholding the beauty and legacy of Punjabi, instilling a sense of pride and responsibility among students to carry it forward for future generations.