Dhaka, Bangladesh. 20th Feb, 2015. Bangladeshi fine arts students and teachers paint on a wall in front of the Shahid Minar (language movement mausoleum), in Dhaka on February 20, 2012, as part of preparations for the forthcoming Language Martyrs Day and International Mother language Day. Language Martyrs Day is marked in Bangladesh to memorialize those who died during protests on February 21, 1952 against the then Pakistani states governments' decision to name Urdu as the national language, despite East Pakistan's (Now Bangladesh) Bengali speaking majority. Credit: Mamunur Rashid/Alamy Live

Dhaka, Bangladesh. 20th Feb, 2015. Bangladeshi fine arts students and teachers paint on a wall in front of the Shahid Minar (language movement mausoleum), in Dhaka on February 20, 2012, as part of preparations for the forthcoming Language Martyrs Day and International Mother language Day. Language Martyrs Day is marked in Bangladesh to memorialize those who died during protests on February 21, 1952 against the then Pakistani states governments' decision to name Urdu as the national language, despite East Pakistan's (Now Bangladesh) Bengali speaking majority. Credit: Mamunur Rashid/Alamy Live Stock Photo

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