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Critically analyse the efficacy of linguistic reorganization of states in addressing the reasons for linguistic divides in post-independent India.
Introduction
1921 A.U. Commission (1st SRC) recommended language as important factor (not sole) for state reorganization which paved way for linguistic reorg of Indian states.
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Main Body
Issue in governance of multi lingual states
Political aspirations/ Reasons for linguistic dividesProtect to local language.
Regionalism based on language (Andhra Pradesh)
Efficacy of Linguistic reorganization:
(B) Successes:
1Address the demands for one language, one state
etn. Hunger strife of Pattu Satramalan.
2Better governance and public participation in administration in Gujarat from Maharashtra.
3India "united in diversity" so success
4language not as sole basis and admin and security consideration too.
(B) Challenges:
1Increasing demands (Bodaland issue)
2Increasing regionalism (Dravandian realism)
3More than 1600 languages to linguistic reorg in true sense X.
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Conclusion
Need of the hour is to set up end state Reorganization commission as per law commission
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Topper
Harsh Lodha
AIR 2612023
Subject & Paper
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Topic
Post-independence Consolidation and Reorganization within the country
Linguistic Reorganization of States
Efficacy of linguistic reorganization in addressing linguistic divides
Writing Stats
140
Total words
5
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