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Why was linguistic state built in India? |
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Answer» At the time of independence in 1947, India consisted of 571 disjointed princely states that were merged together to form 27states. The grouping of states at the time was done on the basis of political and historical considerations rather than on linguistic or cultural divisions, but this was a temporary arrangement. On account of the multilingual nature and differences that existed between various states, there was a need for the states to be reorganized on a permanent basis. In 1948, SK Dhar - a judge of the Allahabad High Court - was appointed by the government to head a commission that would look into the need for the reorganization of states on a linguistic basis. However, the Commission preferred reorganisation of states on the basis of administrative convenience including historical and geographical considerations instead of on linguistic lines. In December 1948, the JVPCommitteecomprising Jawaharlal Nehru, Vallabh bhai Patel and Pattabhi Sitaramayya was formed to study the issue. The Committee, in its report submitted in April 1949, rejected the idea of reorgansation of states on a linguistic basis but said that the issue could be looked at afresh in the light of public demand. In 1953, the first linguistic state of Andhra for Telugu-speaking people was born. The government was forced to separate the Telugu speaking areas from the state of Madras, in the face of a prolonged agitation and the death of Potti Sriramulu after a 56-day hunger strike. Consequently, there were similar demands for creation of states on linguistic basis from other parts of the country. only 3 point me answer de please fast Please read the above paragraphs.There are lots of points given there and it takes 2 minutes to read it.You can them write it down. ok Linguistic states were built in India to ensure that people who spoke the same lived in same state.This ensured that the spirit of federalism ,respect for diversity and desire for living together became a shared ideal in India. advantages of linguistic states . it made the country more united. it made administration easier. hope it helps... |
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