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Sulekha Selam – a tribute to the martyrs on International Mother Language Day

On February 21, 2021February 21, 2021 By chawm

Sulekha Selam – a numbered edition ink was unveiled to pay homage to the Martyrs on 21st February, “Bhasha Dibosh” (Language Day). Only 21 bottles of the blood red ink have been made to commemorate the supreme sacrifice for the recognition of the Bengali language, which has since been recognised