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The Bagmati state government has declared a public holiday on Wednesday. On the occasion of Language Day, the state government has given a public holiday on 24th Baisakh.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Law issued a notification on Monday and informed that a public holiday has been announced on the occasion of Language Day. Ravita Karki, the information officer of the Ministry, gave information on the implementation of the Provincial Official Working Language Act 2079 to celebrate 'Language Day'.
Section 8 of the State Gazette No. 32 State Gazette Part 3 dated 21st of Chaitra 2081 According to the notice published on the 24th of Baisakh, on the occasion of the Language Day of the State Government, she informed that it has been decided to give a public holiday throughout the state. The state government's cabinet meeting held on Chait 18 decided to mention that day in the calendar along with public holidays.
The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Cooperatives of Bagmati province has decided to use Nepali language and Tamang language for government work in the province in 2081. It was put into practical use from 24th of Baisakh. Last year on May 24th, the then Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal inaugurated a program to introduce both languages in all government offices in Basantpur, Kathmandu.
