History of Bangla Language | White News English

Urdu and Bengali languages, stating that, according to Article 214 of the first constitution of Pakistan, Bengali was declared as the national language of Pakistan along with Urdu. Even the graves of the founders of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and his sister Fatima Jinnah, have Bengali inscribed on them. If we look at Pakistani currency or postage stamps after 1956, we can clearly see Bengali written on them. The purpose of making Urdu, the national language was to ensure that the language was understood throughout India and Muslims used to write it in the Quranic script, while the Brahmin elite of India used to write Urdu in the Devanagari script and used to call it “Indian” or the Hindi language. Fatima Jinnah, Mother of the nation, is the same lady whose Bangla brother, Sheikh Mujeeb-ur-Rehman, had great respect for her and used to run her presidential election campaign. WHITE NEWS brings you the latest news shows from all around the WORLD. White News provides daily local, national, and global news in English, Urdu, Bengali, Pashto, Arabic French, Persian, and Punjabi. Produced with today’s modern viewer in mind, White News is a fast-paced news network that brings you the latest international stories as they happen. Sports, politics, entertainment, and world events are presented without a bias or political agenda.