Gurucharan University in Silchar observed 19 May Language Martyrs Day with a solemn tribute, musical performances, and discussion on NEP 2020.
SILCHAR : Gurucharan University observed the historic 19 May Language Martyrs Day with deep solemnity on Tuesday. The commemorative event commenced at 11:00 AM at the university's central martyr’s memorial, where faculty, staff, and students gathered to pay rich floral tributes to the heroes of the 1961 Bengali language movement.
Academic Leadership Focuses on the Power of Mother Tongue and NEP 2020
The second phase of the programme moved to the university conference hall, presided over by Vice Chancellor Prof. Niranjan Roy. Addressing the gathering, Prof. Roy paid tribute to the martyrs and shared a significant perspective on the modern educational landscape. He extensively analysed the propagation and promotion of regional languages as envisioned in the National Education Policy, NEP 2020 mother tongue guidelines.
Several high-profile academicians shared the stage, enriching the discourse on Gurucharan University Silchar campus. Registrar Prof. Bidyut Kanti Paul spoke eloquently on the strength and heritage of the 19 May struggle. Adding to the gravity of the discussion, Dean of Arts Prof. Asraf Hussain and Prof. Swarupa Bhattacharjee highlighted the contemporary relevance of preserving linguistic roots in a globalised world.
Cultural Tributes Elevate the Emotional Chord
The event beautifully blended intellectual discussion with cultural expressions. The academic fraternity turned the day into a moving remembrance through songs, poetry, and dance. Prof. Anamika Chakraborty meticulously detailed the historical context of the movement, while Dr. Paulami Chakraborty delivered the opening song.
"The language movement is not just history; it is our living identity that must guide our academic and cultural progress," stated the university dignitaries.
The university community witnessed an array of cultural performances by faculty members and students alike, including a dance by student Barnali Chakraborty and a song by Vaishali Kar. Coordinated smoothly by Dr. Pranay Brahmachari, this vital chapter of Silchar news concluded with active participation from Dean of Students' Affairs Dr. Jaydeep Paul and CDC Prof. Chandan Paul Choudhury.
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