Language Sundays

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The Government College of Teacher Education, Thycaud, Thiruvananthapuram, celebrated November 01, 2020 as Sreshta Basha Dinam along with the Kerala Piravi celebrations. As per the new normal, the celebrations were held online through Google Meet at 11:00AM. The college I.Q.A.C in association with the literary club organized the celebration, under the guidance of Principal Dr. Rajeswari.K, I.Q.A.C Co-ordinator Dr. V.K.Santhosh Kumar and programme co-ordinator, Dr.Joly.S. The chief guest for the day was the notable Malayalam poet and teacher, Dr. Biju Balakrishnan. The day’s celebration was the inauguration of a series of celebrating different India languages over the course of 5 Sundays, under the name Language Sundays.

Language doesn't create barriers but in fact destroys barriers of mind. Our language is our identity and it is our duty to protect our identity. One can never be seperated from the language he or she uses. It's fused together inside our soul. It is language which  awakens us to a new identity and knowledge. Language can bring solace to despondent. That is the power of language. He romanticized the notion, “I am my language. It's my home. My sky. The stars that I see. The wind that flutters around. The water that quenches my thirst. My mother's love and concern. Where ever I am I dream in my language.”











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