Kokborok Day
- Kokborok day is celebrated by the Indigenous Tripuri people of the state of Tripura on 19th January each year.
- It commemorates the rich cultural heritage, history, and linguistic contributions of the Kokborok language, which is the mother tongue of the Tripuri people.
- It was first recognised as an official state language of Tripura in 1979.
- Other official languages of Tripura are Bengali and English.
- Tripura has rolled out a language mapping drive to boost Kokborok in ....
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