Critically analyse the efficacy of linguistic reorganization of states in addressing the reasons for linguistic divides in post-independent India.
Introduction
Linguistic provinces demand acceptance in Nehru report 1928 by congress had far reaching consequences on post-independent India.
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Linguistic reorganization demand:
demand of separation of Omdian, separate Bombay for Gujarati, Equatorial languages Punjabi speaking states.
Efficacy of reorganisation attempts in addressing the reasons for divides:
① Reduced regionalistic conflicts —
② Separation of Maharashtra & Gujarat - both regions prospered.
③ provided self-determination to people.
④ resulted in equitable development of regions.
⑤ better political empowerment of people eg jaj of Patti Ramaelu. However, vested interests still threaten security.
demand for Vidharsha, issues at Srilankan, Tamil & Bengal in Engaland.
Linguistic reorganisation on recommendation of Patel dhi Commission did not accepted one language one state formula rather tried to balance administrative & cultural others.
Conclusion
all these causes contributed to weakening of NCM. Despite that it resitted in democratic awakening among masses and prepared ground for future struggles.
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- Identifies historical context of linguistic reorganization
- References Nehru report 1928
- Mentions specific language groups
- Shows understanding of regional demands
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Post-independence Consolidation and Reorganization within the country
Linguistic reorganization of states
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