Annamalai speaking at a public meeting in Tiruvamiyur 
Tamil Nadu

Annamalai stresses on importance of mother tongue on International Mother Language Day

He further stressed that imparting education in one's mother tongue is essential for fostering cognitive skills and enhancing learning outcomes

DTNEXT Bureau

CHENNAI: On the occasion of International Mother Language Day, State BJP president K Annamalai underscored the significance of promoting the mother tongue and learning multiple languages.

"The celebration serves as a poignant reminder of the imperative to safeguard the fundamental right of individuals to their mother tongue," he emphasised in a social media post.

"Our mother tongue is the quintessential vessel through which our thoughts, creativity, and emotions are expressed. It is the cornerstone of our identity and plays a pivotal role in shaping our worldview," Annamalai noted.

He further stressed that imparting education in one's mother tongue is essential for fostering cognitive skills and enhancing learning outcomes.

"When education is delivered in the language that a person speaks, it facilitates a deeper understanding of concepts, promotes critical thinking, and enables individuals to express themselves more effectively," Annamalai explained.

The BJP leader also highlighted the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) emphasis on multilingualism through the mother tongue.

Further, Annamalai exhorted the people of Tamil Nadu to take pride in their mother tongue, Tamil, and to strive towards creating a multilingual society where individuals can learn and appreciate multiple languages.

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