The Indian government recognizes certain languages with a long history and independent literary tradition as 'Classical Languages'. This designation acknowledges their significant cultural and historical value.
The Odia language, known for its rich literary heritage and ancient origins, was officially granted classical language status.
Year of Recognition: The official conferment of classical language status upon Odia occurred in 2014.
This recognition highlights Odia's unique place among India's classical languages.
Which, amongst the following, is the latest language to be included in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution of India?
Which one among the following states has the highest number of seats in the Council of States?
As of April 2025, how many languages are listed in the Eighth Schedule of the Indian Constitution?