Any language has its own distinct identity of a region. But now this identity is slowly being lost. That's why at one time many different languages of different types were spoken in the world. But now only the names of the languages remain. Every day the languages are disappearing. Not only this, along with the languages, the knowledge of their culture, tradition is also disappearing.  

If we are to be aware of this subject, then the way the census is done in ten years. Similarly, languages should also be counted. The teachers and experts told that we are unknowingly moving away from our direction and mother tongue in the competition. In today's generation, the most prevalent in the English language. In 1999, UNESCO announced the celebration of International Mother Language Day on February 21 every year. Mother tongue is not a very old word, but when interpreting it, people often consider it very ancient.  

This year the 21st 'International Mother Language Day' is being celebrated. According to UNESCO, 6,000 languages are spoken worldwide. Talking about India, according to the 1961 census, 1652 languages are spoken here. Of these, 42.2 crore persons have Hindi their mother tongue. There are 29 such languages in India, the number of people who speak them is more than 10 lakh. There are 7 languages spoken in India, which have more than one lakh speakers. There are 122 languages in India that have more than 10,000 speakers.

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