Linguism, or an excessive bias towards a particular language group, can act as a barrier to national integration in India. The document discusses the various causes of linguism, including geographical, historical, psychological, political, economic, and social factors. It also outlines some of the problems that arise due to linguism, such as a lack of healthy self-development and narrow-minded beliefs. The document argues that education can play an important role in reducing linguism by advocating for the learning of multiple languages, developing love for other cultures, and focusing on universal values rather than differences.
4. 18 official languages
Schedule VIII of Indian
Constitution
Culture v/s Language
1652 spoken languages
1576 classified mother tongues
10 major script systems
14. No healthy feeling of self development
Vague indifference towards other cultures
Narrow minded beliefs and ignorance
Linguistic loyalties supersede National loyalties
Opportunities are made available only to linguistic
minorities
Problems Caused….
16. 1. Advocate the learning of-
2. Develop love for other
languages.
4. A uniform set of rules and
regulations for students.
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3. Music as a medium to break
language barriers.
5. Encourage the
participation of all students in
the school governance
without bias or prejudice.
6. Encourage debates,
arguments and discussions to
out differences rationally.
17. 7. Ensure multi-cultural education to
prevent misunderstanding
8. Create awareness about the
freedom struggle
10. Focus on Universal values rather than
religious values
11. Conduct community
work.
9. Celebrate all festivals with the same
passion
so as to minimize bias
