Q.3 Mention four Reasons for Linguistic Reorganization.
Ans:
- Administrative Efficiency: It helps in greater administrative engagement The creation of Andhra Pradesh in 1953 for Telugu-speaking people improved administrative coherence.
- Cultural Preservation:It will create a Example: Tamil Nadu was formed to protect Tamil culture and language
- Local Engagement: The States Reorganization Act (1956) empowered regional leaders to address local issues effectively.
- Economic Development: Kerala prioritized Malayalam in schools, boosting educational achievement
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| Extra Info : Other reasons: Federal Spirit: Linguistic states strengthened India’s federal structure by recognizing regional identities. Example: Punjab and Haryana were reorganized to respect linguistic and cultural differences. Secularism and Inclusivity: It reduced reliance on caste or religious affiliations, promoting secularism. Example: The formation of Karnataka unified Kannada-speaking regions irrespective of caste or religion. Combustible Scenarios: Reorganization diffused volatile situations by addressing linguistic and cultural aspirations. Example: The Telangana movement led to the creation of Telangana in 2014 to address regional grievances.Spatial Continuity: Linguistically contiguous areas were easier to manage and develop. Example: The reorganization of Bombay State into Maharashtra and Gujarat ensured spatial and cultural coherence. |