Question Q4GS1GS1
Critically analyse the efficacy of linguistic reorganization of states in addressing the reasons for linguistic divides in post-independent India.
Introduction
As per State's Reorganization Act 1956 Indian States were divided on Linguistic, administrative and above all entitle of National Control.
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Main Body
Successed linguistic reorganization
1[Redrawing of Boundaries] It helped in protecting identity of Dravidian Rangs- Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Helloram and end to inter protect led by politi dominale.
2[North-East Autonomy] Akhani Stele and Sixth Schedule are significant in satisfying demands of Naga, Nipo, Assamese and Bodo groups.
3[Punjab Movement] Punjab Formation in 1966 darifed religious demand of Sikh and separate state for Punjabi Speaker.
4[Telangana]: For long Andhra resident wanted a separate state. Jor Telugu speakers - Telangana in 2014.
5[Marathi-Gujarati Conflict] addressed by division of Bombay into Maharashtra Gujarat. Also Kannada speaker got separate state.
[Failure of linguistic reorganization]
1Hindered on Kannada to import Hindi as (National Language - "One Nation One Language".
2Naga demands of Repeats Higakin continue including formation of NSCN (I-e) - deemed secret.
3Conflict between Maharashtra-Karnataka over Belgian farm.
4Assam violence against Bengali, Hindi speaker and Country consolidation of Coda Speakers - Badoland.
5Afghan from August reorganization - need of how is to allow diversity autonomy and sacred economy education so as to pull away of Crooks divide.
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Conclusion
Need of how is to allow diversity autonomy and sacred economy education so as to pull away of linguistic divide.
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Diagram
Map of Indian states divided on linguistic basis showing Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Assam, Tamil Nadu and other states
Topper
Aditya Heyday Upadhyay
AIR 1542023
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
Post-independence Consolidation
Formation of states
Linguistic reorganization
Writing Stats
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