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Guwahati: Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu marked the 42nd Mising Language Recognition Day on October 30. He honored the Mising community. Pegu took to X to highlight how the language keeps the group's cultural heritage and identity alive.
The minister noted that the language acts as a necessary bridge between past and present generations. He argued that the tongue carries the stories, traditions, and wisdom of the people. According to Pegu, "The Mising language carries the stories of generations and preserves the wisdom, traditions and collective memory of the community."
Pegu wrapped up his message by sending warm wishes to everyone observing the event. He urged citizens to maintain linguistic pride as a way to protect their collective memory.
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