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    The document summarizes key facts about the Bengali language movement in Bangladesh that started in 1947 and led to 21st February being declared International Mother Language Day. Some of the important details provided include that the movement was sparked by demands for Bangla to be made the official state language of Pakistan, the first martyr of the movement was Rafique Uddin Ahmed, and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) declared 21st February as International Mother Language Day in recognition of the movement's significance.

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    The document summarizes key facts about the Bengali language movement in Bangladesh that started in 1947 and led to 21st February being declared International Mother Language Day. Some of the important details provided include that the movement was sparked by demands for Bangla to be made the official state language of Pakistan, the first martyr of the movement was Rafique Uddin Ahmed, and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) declared 21st February as International Mother Language Day in recognition of the movement's significance.

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    The document summarizes key facts about the Bengali language movement in Bangladesh that started in 1947 and led to 21st February being declared International Mother Language Day. Some of the important details provided include that the movement was sparked by demands for Bangla to be made the official state language of Pakistan, the first martyr of the movement was Rafique Uddin Ahmed, and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) declared 21st February as International Mother Language Day in recognition of the movement's significance.

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    General Knowledge

    1.Which day is National mother language day?


    Ans:21st February
    2.Language movement of 1952 created ¬¬________
    Ans: A new national perception
    3.Which is the first title of 21-article?
    Ans: Bangla will be the state language
    4.Language movement started on____
    Ans:1947
    5. The language movement takes place at East Bangla based on.
    Ans: Bengali nationalism
    6.When the Tamuddin Majlish was established?
    Ans:1947
    7.First strike was given on ______for demanding Bangla language as a state language
    Ans:11 March 1948
    8.When the national language struggle Council put in place?
    Ans:1948
    9.Who was the president of East Bangla language committee at the time of language
    movement?
    Ans: Akram Kha
    10.Who was the convener of national language struggle committee?
    Ans: Kazi Golam Mahbub
    11.What was the bangla year on 1952?
    Ans:1358
    12.Who is the first martyr of language movement?
    Ans: Rafique Uddin Ahmed

    13. What is the called name of Abul Barkat?


    Ans: Abay
    14.Who was the prime minister of Pakistan at the time of language movement?
    Ans: Khaja Najimuddin
    15.Salam and Barkat were the citizens of____
    Ans: Bangladesh
    16.In which year Bangla has been recognized as a state language of Pakistan?
    Ans:1956
    17.First martyr’s day celebrated from
    Ans:1953
    18.The Bangla Calendar date of historic ‘’Ekhshey February’’ is-
    Ans: 8th Falgun
    19.Tamuddin Majlish was a_____
    Ans: Cultural Organization
    20.Who declared 21st February as international mother language day?
    Ans: UNESCO

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