Jay Mithila, Jay Maithili

"Jay Mithila, Jay Maithili" (Maithili: जय मिथिला, जय मैथिली) is a slogan cum greetings phrase that expresses the pride of the Mithila region and its mother language Maithili.[1][2] The slogan "Jay Mithila, Jay Maithili" translates to "Victory to Mithila, Victory to Maithili" or "Glory to Mithila, Glory to Maithili." It is chanted or expressed in written form for the salutations to the land of the Mithila region, its culture and the mother tongue Maithili.[3][4] It is often used as a cultural and political rallying cry by Maithili-speaking people.[5] It is also used as a greetings phrase among Maithil people in the Indian subcontinent.

References

  1. ^ Das, Khadga Ballabh (1986-05-31). Seeta Sheel: सीता-शील (in Hindi). Vidyarjun Prakashan.
  2. ^ धनबाद, विद्यापति समिति (2022-04-15). जानकी: (विशेषांक) (in Hindi). अभिव्यक्ति.
  3. ^ Kum̐varakānta (1968). Sehantā: sāmājika krānik̄arī upanyāsa (in Hindi). Vidyāpati-Prakāśana.
  4. ^ Jha, Sanu Kumar (2022-05-31). Swarnim Mithila: Mithila varnan (hindi) Dharmik, Aitihasik darshan (in Hindi). OrangeBooks Publication.
  5. ^ Maṇḍala, Bindeśvara (1968). Nūtana kiraṇa (in Hindi). Mithilā Grāmodaya Parishad.
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