Multiple Shahid Minars in the country gets refreshed look, courtesy to Asian Paints.

Syed MIZAN

To uphold the legacy of Ekushey February, Asian Paints Bangladesh has repainted multiple Shaheed Minars across the country using Asian Paints Ultra Nonstick Exterior Emulsion, Bangladesh’s first non-stick emulsion. Its superior Dirt Pick Up Resistance Technology offers protection against dust and weather damage, ensuring that these historic structures remain pristine and well-maintained over time.
With the motto “EkusherChetonaThakukDaaghin” (Let the spirit of Ekushey remain unstained), this initiative of Asian Paints reflects the commitment to uphold the memories of Language Martyrs. Asian Paints believes that by collectively upholding the spirit of Ekushey, we will all move forward together.
The 1952 Language Movement was a defining moment in Bangladesh’s history—a struggle for the right to speak in Bangla, which ultimately paved the way for the country’s independence. The Shaheed Minars stand as enduring symbols of sacrifice and resilience. Preserving these monuments is essential to ensuring that the spirit of Ekushey February remains alive for generations to come.