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Article 350A Facilities for instruction in mother-tongue at primary stage
It shall be the endeavour of every State and of every local authority within the State to provide adequate facilities for instruction in the mother-tongue at the primary stage of education to children belonging to linguistic minority groups and the President may issue such directions to any State as he considers necessary or proper for securing the provision of such facilities.
Article 350B Special Officer for linguistic minorities
(1) There shall be a Special Officer for linguistic minorities to be appointed by the President.
(2) It shall be the duty of the Special Officer to investigate all matters relating to the safeguards provided for linguistic minorities under this Constitution and report to the President upon those matters at such intervals as the President may direct, and the President shall cause all such reports to be laid before each House of Parliament, and sent to the Government of the States concerned.
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The biggest linguistic unit of India is?
state-it is the biggest linguistic unit of india.
What happens to a linguistic minority in a state?
It may eventually lead to hatred,violence etc. For example: In India, after Independence, during the making of the Constitution, the Congress had been adamant that no language(English) could supersede Hindi as the national language. But soon they had to change their opinion when the southern states of India warned them that if Hindi would be imposed on them, then they would separate from India. So to prevent blatant occurrence of a carnage and to maintain unity in diversity the government could not entirely end the use of English in India.( This is an example of a linguistic majority. If it had been linguistic minority then apparently English (in this case) would have been easily imposed on the southern states.)
Were do Gypsy's come from in the first place?
If you study their language, the linguistic origin is India.
Which is the first Linguistic state in India?
India's oldest "famous" language is Sanskrit. However, there have been numerous unknown languages which preceded Sanskrit in India.
Why was there a reluctance to divide the country on linguistic lines after independence?
I am not sure which country you are asking about, but let's look at India for one good example. In India, a large number of languages are spoken, but as any sociologist knows, a country needs a national language and national customs/rituals, so that the people feel a sense of unity. Thus, English and Hindi became the dominant means of communication, while all the other languages were permitted but not encouraged as much as English and Hindi were. The danger with dividing a country by linguistic boundaries is that each group will never feel part of the country as a whole, and will only be loyal to their own group (this applies to language, religion, culture, etc); further, the members of that group will not learn to communicate with others in the country, making it impossible to create a feeling of nationhood. Thus, most countries, when they become independent, strive to find a common language and a common set of customs, to ensure that the people will develop a love of country and not just remain within their particular ethnic or linguistic group.
The biggest linguistic unit of India is?
state-it is the biggest linguistic unit of india.
When did the dravidians inhabit India?
The Dravidians are a linguistic group living in India.
How many and which minorities are their in India?
other then hindus all are others come under minorities...
What happens to a linguistic minority in a state?
It may eventually lead to hatred,violence etc. For example: In India, after Independence, during the making of the Constitution, the Congress had been adamant that no language(English) could supersede Hindi as the national language. But soon they had to change their opinion when the southern states of India warned them that if Hindi would be imposed on them, then they would separate from India. So to prevent blatant occurrence of a carnage and to maintain unity in diversity the government could not entirely end the use of English in India.( This is an example of a linguistic majority. If it had been linguistic minority then apparently English (in this case) would have been easily imposed on the southern states.)
Why is there prejudice against minorities India?
the main cause of prejudice against minorities in India is difference in income, cast system , creed and colour .
What are the constitutional posts in India?
finance commission & national development council
Is attorney general for India is a constitutional post in India?
Yes! The post of Attorney General for India, is a Constitutional post under Article 76 of the Constitution of India
Which of these positions in India is a constitutional post?
Attorney General of India
Were do Gypsy's come from in the first place?
If you study their language, the linguistic origin is India.
India is non demoratic government country?
India is a constitutional democracy.
What is the constitutional name of India?
The Republic of India (Bharatiya Gan-Rajya).
Which state enjoy the distinction of being the first linguistic state of India?
Andhra predsh
