Who was the chairman of the 'Devanagari Script Reform Committee' formed by the UP government in 1947?
The chairman of the 'Devanagari Script Reform Committee' formed by the UP government in 1947 was Acharya Narendra Dev.
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Who was the chairman of the 'Devanagari Script Reform Committee' formed by the UP government in 1947?
The chairman of the 'Devanagari Script Reform Committee' formed by the UP government in 1947 was Acharya Narendra Dev.
Devanagari script has developed from this script-
The modern Devanagari script originated from the Brahmi script.
Which state is included in Region 'C' under the Official Language Rules 1976?
According to the Official Language Rules 1976, 'Region A' includes states that have accepted Hindi as their official language (e.g., Bihar, Haryana, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Delhi). 'Region B' includes Gujarat, Maharashtra, Punjab, and Chandigarh. 'Region C' includes all remaining states and union territories, thus Assam is in 'Region C'.
Which is not considered a dialect of Rajasthani-
Maithili is a dialect of Bihari Hindi.
Which of the following is included in Rajasthani dialects-
Hadoti is a dialect of Rajasthan.
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Which of the following characteristics is not present in Devanagari?
Devanagari script has developed from the Brahmi script, so it is not contemporary to Brahmi and Kharosthi.
Which institution did Mahatma Gandhi establish for the propagation of Hindi-
Rashtrabhasha Prachar Samiti (Wardha) was established in 1936 AD.
When was Hindi's first newspaper Udant Martand published in Kolkata-
Udant Martand was published from Kolkata on 30 May 1826 by Pandit Jugal Kishore Shukla.
Devanagari script has developed from-
The Hindi script 'Devanagari' has developed from the Brahmi script. The stages of its development are: Brahmi -> Gupta script -> Kutil script -> Ancient Nagari -> Devanagari.
When was the use of only Hindi and Devanagari rubber stamps made mandatory in the government departments of Rajasthan?
Rules were made in 1976 for the mandatory use of Hindi and Devanagari script in government departments of Rajasthan.
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From a constitutional point of view, Hindi is the language of India-
According to Article 343 of the Indian Constitution, Hindi is the official language of India.
In what sense has the word 'Rajbhasha' (Official Language) been used in the Indian Constitution?
The literal meaning of Rajbhasha (Official Language) is 'language of official work'. The language that is used for the state/government work of the country is called official language. Therefore, official language is a constitutional word. The primary condition of the official language is to establish political and administrative unity. The scope of use of the official language is limited.
When was the Official Language Act passed?
The Official Language Act was passed in 1963 AD, which consists of 9 sections.
Which of these is considered a dialect of Rajasthani-
Dhundhari (Jaipuri) is a major dialect of Rajasthani.
Which language is not included in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution?
Rajasthani language is not included in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution.
Who considered the 'A' Barakhadi (syllabary) misleading in the context of Devanagari script reform?
The Acharya Narendra Dev Committee considered the 'A' Barakhadi misleading in the context of Devanagari script reform.
In which schedule of the Constitution have the official languages been included
Official languages have been included in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution.
Which is the Hindi institution of Prayag-
Hindi Sahitya Sammelan (Prayag) was established in 1910 AD, and its first president was Madan Mohan Malviya.
From which Apabhramsha is the development of Khari Boli Hindi considered?
The development of Khari Boli is considered to be from Shauraseni Apabhramsha.
In which articles is the provision made regarding the official language in the Indian Constitution?
Under Part 17 of the Indian Constitution, provisions related to official language are described from Article 343 to 351.
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