Hindi was declared as one of the official languages of India in the Constitution of India when it was adopted in 1950. However, it was not given the status of the national language; India recognizes Hindi and English as official languages.
India does not have any national language.The official language of the Republic of India (used for parliamentary and legal affairs) is Hindi, and its subsidiary official language is English. A national language is a language which has some connection with a people and perhaps by extension the territory they occupy. Hindi isn't technically an Indian language because it was inherited from the Mughals and hence, is one of the newest languages in the country.
No country, as hindi is derived from the ancient language of sanskrit which originates only from India. However Hindi is not a national language in India.
Because no other language can take place of National Language in India..
Hindi was made the official language of the Indian government after the adoption of the Indian Constitution in 1950. However, it is important to note that India does not have a national language, but rather, Hindi is recognized as an official language along with English.
Hindi was adopted as the Official Language of the Union by the Constituent Assembly of India on 14th September, 1949. So, it is celebrated every year on the same date as Hindi-Divas. Still there is no national language of India. We resolve to make Hindi as 100% official language of India as well as National language of India on this day.
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India has no national language.
Out of india 16 more countries have theirofficial language is hind.
Hindi is India's national language. It is a problem since Hindi is not spoken (as a mother tongue) in many parts of India, especially south. In fact, only 70% of the Indian population speaks Hindi. That's the reason English still continues to be the official language of the country (i.e. the language which is used in government works).
Hindi., but India has more than 1200 language, the official are 14.
Hindi was chosen as one of the official languages of India due to its widespread usage and popularity among the Indian population. However, it is not the sole national language of India; the country has 22 officially recognized languages.