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Language Law and Literature (Indian) explores the intricate relationship between language, legal frameworks, and cultural identity in India. It delves into the constitutional provisions for language rights, the role of multilingualism in the legal system, and the impact of literature on shaping language laws. The book examines the challenges of language barriers in judicial proceedings, the significance of regional languages in education and governance, and the contributions of Indian literature to national integration. It also highlights the legal protections for linguistic minorities and offers insights into language policies in a diverse and multilingual society like India.