Question

The flexibility of language in india paved the way for peaceful coexistence of different languages within a unified political system? give an argument in support of the given statement

Answer 1

Answer:

Rather than designate any one language as the nation’s standardised tongue, it makes more sense to invest in the development of other regional languages and thus preserve India’s multiculturalism through multilinguism.

There is a popular aphorism that depicts India’s linguistic diversity rather well: Kos-kos par badle paani, chaar kos par baani (The language spoken in India changes every few kilometres, just like the taste of the water). The Census of 2001 provided only a partial demonstration of this multiplicity when it said that our country has 30 languages that are spoken by more than a million people each. These 30 languages by themselves only provide a linguistic window through which we can view the 122 languages that are spoken by at least 10,000 people each. Then we have the 1,599 languages, most of them dialects, restricted to specific regions, many of them on the verge of extinction.

Answer 2

India has become a nation of multiple languages and is considered a "house of real languages" or a "language museum." In 1950 Indian states became linguistically reorganized. As a consequence, one language is used by the domiciles of a given state. India's constitution has 22 languages approved.

Explanation:

• With more than 900 million inhabitants and over 1,000 languages, India is definitely one of the world's multilingual nations today. It is home to families of Indo-Aryan and Dravidian languages, two of the largest in the world.
• Peaceful co-existence means the mankind's ability to survive in harmony. We ought to have a strong understanding as human beings that diversity and heterogeneity of races, ethnicity and faiths are part of God's conception of the world and mankind.
• With India have multiple languages, once can see that the flexibility of language where the states where divided as per the language. despite all this, people in India live in harmony and peacefully co-exist.  The states are all unified by a political union (that is, the individual states share a central govt) which is recognised globally and all laws that are laid by the political union apply to all states secularly.

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