26. a coalition government1) Each organ of theotherii) Power may also

1.	26. a coalition government1) Each organ of theotherii) Power may also be shared among differenth. Check and balanceSocial groupsc. Community government m) Government of more than two politicalparties27. The creation of linguistic States was the first and a mujor test for democraticPolitics in our country Justify the statement
Answer» Explanation: question 26 ans Government of more than TWO political party question 27 (i) Our Constitution does not provide for any NATIONAL language; the government however has accorded the status of official language to Hindi. (ii) Each state in India has its own official language. (iii) Beside Hindi, there are 21 other languages recognised as 'scheduled languages' by the constitution. Other languages are recognised as the non-scheduled languages. (iv) Constitution of India provides for the use of ENGLISH ALONG with Hindi for official purposes. (v) Most of the government work in each state takes place in the official language of the concerned state. (vi )Promotion of Hindi continues to be the official policy of the government of India but promotion does not mean that the central government can impose Hindi on states where people speak a different language.Thus, the framing of the language policy is the test for Indian federation. It inspires the confidence in different language speaking people that no language will be imposed on them. In a way 'Language policy' has strengthened the unity and integrity of India.

26. a coalition government1) Each organ of theotherii) Power may also be shared among differenth. Check and balanceSocial groupsc. Community government m) Government of more than two politicalparties27. The creation of linguistic States was the first and a mujor test for democraticPolitics in our country Justify the statement

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Government of more than TWO political party

question 27

(i) Our Constitution does not provide for any NATIONAL language; the government however has accorded the status of official language to Hindi.

(ii) Each state in India has its own official language.

(iii) Beside Hindi, there are 21 other languages recognised as 'scheduled languages' by the constitution. Other languages are recognised as the non-scheduled languages.

(iv) Constitution of India provides for the use of ENGLISH ALONG with Hindi for official purposes.

(v) Most of the government work in each state takes place in the official language of the concerned state.

(vi )Promotion of Hindi continues to be the official policy of the government of India but promotion does not mean that the central government can impose Hindi on states where people speak a different language.Thus, the framing of the language policy is the test for Indian federation. It inspires the confidence in different language speaking people that no language will be imposed on them. In a way 'Language policy' has strengthened the unity and integrity of India.

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