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KALYAN SIR: OFFIC IAL LANGUAGE
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OFFICIAL LANGUAGE KALYANSIR.COM
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Official languages are mentioned in the 8th Schedule of the Constitution.
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The official official language language is mentioned in the part XVII of the Indian Constitution.
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The original Constitution Constitu tion mentioned 14 languages as as the official languages.
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This is covered cov ered in the in the articles from 343 to 351.
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Hindi is the official language of the Union.
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The English English language language was was permitted for not more than a period pe riod of 15 years from the date of commencement of the t he Constitution for all the official purposes purposes of the Union.
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OFFICIAL LANGUAGE ACT, 1963: The English language was continued as the
official language along with Hindi by enacting Official Language Act, 1963. ü
ARTICLE 343: The official language of the Union shall be Hindi in Devanagari script.
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The Official Language Lan guage Commission Commission is appointed appoint ed by the President. President .
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The first Official Official Language Commission Commission was was appointed appointe d in the year yea r 1955.
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B G Kher was the chairman of the first Official Language Commission. Commission.
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Every bill that is introduced in the Parliament is also accompanied by a Hindi translation.
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The language that is used in SUPREME COURT is English only.
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The state legislatures were permitted to adopt any one or more than one languages.
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NOTE: A state can adopt more than one language.
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The Parliament can provide that all the proceedings in Supreme Court and High Courts are to be in English.
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The Governor with the prior consent of the President can authorize the use of Hindi or any other language of the state in the proceedings of the concerned High Court.
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All bills, acts, ordinances, orders, rules, regulations and Bye-laws at the central and states to be in English.
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The state legislature can prescribe the use of any language other than English with respect to bills, acts, ordinances, orders, rules, regulations, or bye-laws, but a translation of the same in the English language is to be published.
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An aggrieved person who belongs to the linguistic minorities has the right to submit a representation in any language used in the Union or states for the redress of grievances to any authority under the central or state government.
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Every state should provide adequate facilities for instruction in the mother tongue at the
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The President should appoint a special officer for linguistic minorities to investigate all matters relating to the constitutional safeguards for linguistic minorities and to report to him.
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These reports are placed in front of the Parliament and sent to the concerned state governments.
In the year 2010 the Gujarat High Court observed that though the majority of the people in India have accepted Hindi as a national language there was nothing on record to suggest that any provision has been made or order issued declaring Hindi as a national language of the country.
