The Eighth Schedule of the Indian Constitution is related to-
Official Indian languages
The Schedules of the Indian Constitution list specific details referred to in its articles.
The Eighth Schedule contains the languages recognised by the Constitution (Articles 344 and 351); it originally had 14 languages and now has 22.
Fundamental Rights are in Part III, Fundamental Duties in Part IVA, and laws protected from judicial review are placed in the Ninth Schedule.
Hence, Official Indian languages.
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