Practice A Plea For Hindi (4.5.1) - Framing the Constitution The Beginning of a New Era

Practice: A plea for Hindi

Lesson 4.5.1Framing the Constitution The Beginning of a New Era

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Question 1.
Who was R.V. Dhulekar and what did he advocate for?
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Think about his role in the Constituent Assembly.
Question 2.
What did G. Durgabai express concerns about?
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Consider the implications for language diversity.
3Question 3.
Who advocated for Hindi to be the official language during the Constituent Assembly?
- G. Durgabai
- R.V. Dhulekar
- Jawaharlal Nehru
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Think about the names mentioned in the context of language debates.
4Question 4.
The Language Committee's report suggested Hindi be used as what?
- National Language
- Official Language
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Reflect on the terms used in the assembly discussions.
Question 5.
Evaluate the effectiveness of the compromise proposed by the Language Committee in addressing the concerns of both Hindi and non-Hindi speakers.
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Consider both sides of the debate and the reactions to the compromise.
Question 6.
Predict how the language policy set during the Assembly debates could influence future linguistic policies in India.
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Think about the trends in linguistic diversity since the formation of the Constitution.

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