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- 1. India
- 2. Map
- 3. Languages • Official language – hindi • Spoken by 30 % of population • 1965 – English ”associated” language • 18 main and regional languages recognised
- 4. Family Foster • English Speaking Countries - India
- 5. India – the wheel of life • The wheel of life
- 6. India, Pakistan and Kashmir • The Kashmir conflict
- 7. Bollywood • Film industry • 900 films a year • Mostly musicals • Melodramatic films • http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=waEXlvat5GA
- 9. National Anthem • http://youtu.be/8yMvU73Wr7Q
- 10. The god of small things • The God of Small things – Booker Prize 2005 • Semi-autobiographical • Focuses on the problems remaining from the British colonial system. • Controversial – gender, sexuality and the Caste system, forbidden love between a divoreced woman and an untouchable.
- 11. Extract • Listen • Discuss in groups: – First reactions – Understanding the story – Language – Discussion
Editor's Notes
- Languages: The official language of India is Hindi, written in the Devanagari script and spoken by some 30% of the population as a first language. Since 1965 English has been recognised as an 'associated language'. In addition there are 18 main and regional languages recognised for adoption as official state languages
- India has been home to several ancient civilisations and empires, some dating back to more than 2,000 BC. Culture and religions have flourished over the millennia, and foreign influence has ebbed and flowed.
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