alleryWhat does the Constitution say about a national language?
AHindi is the national language
BEnglish is the national language
CSanskrit is the national language
DNo language has that status
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. No language has that status
1. The Constitution does not give any language the status of national language.
2. Hindi in Devanagari is the official language of the Union.
3. English and Sanskrit are not named national languages either.
_Source: Wikipedia, Languages of India, Federal level_
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