International Mother Language Day Celebrated at British Parliament
London, UK – The 25th International Mother Language Day was commemorated at the British Parliament’s House of Lords in London, hosted by Baroness Sue Garden and organized by Sanskruti Centre for Cultural Excellence. The vibrant celebration showcased 25 languages of India and South Asia through poetry and cultural expressions ¹.
The event brought together a diverse group of professionals, including doctors, solicitors, poets, councillors, researchers, university educators, singers, and dancers. Each participant presented their self-authored pieces in their native languages, highlighting the rich linguistic diversity of the region.
A booklet titled Rhyme and Resonance (Kaavya Naadam), featuring all the poems presented during the event, was released on the occasion. This unique celebration promoted cultural exchange, understanding, and appreciation for the importance of preserving mother languages.
The event’s success underscores the UK Parliament’s commitment to promoting diversity and inclusivity. As a symbol of this commitment, the celebration was held at the historic House of Lords, emphasizing the importance of language and culture in shaping our identities ².
The 25th International Mother Language Day celebration at the British Parliament serves as a testament to the power of language and culture in bringing people together.
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