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Multilingualism in India: A Historical Overview by muruga prasath is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Indian multilingualism has deep historical roots, shaped by migration and the coexistence of diverse languages, cultures, and religions. The country recognizes a multitude of languages, with significant bilingualism present across various demographics, reflecting a complex linguistic landscape. Despite constitutional protections for linguistic minorities, challenges remain in education and the preservation of minority languages, as many are not adequately represented in the school system.
- Author
- muruga prasath
- Language
- EN