Combating Terrorism - Conflict and Power Equations - A Sociolinguistic Perspective - What can Indian Mythology and Proverbs Offer?

The ancient treasures of languages and cultures integrated world without any rivalry. The art, music and all other forms of literature and thus the creative thinking and art as same as natural intelligence that may never attain by artificial ways, but the practical approach. It may seem that people speak in favor of one language and appear to oppose the others, but it is not so. For example in Canada both English and French both have contributed. The religions, faiths and cultures can have people practicing it with so many language background that together it makes a difference as even as Interfaith and Comparative Religious Studies.

We can consider this discussion as below and from the resource without pointing how at times the differences appear, which are simply diversity and thus has its own beauty if we understand it with sense of equality viewing beauty of diversity in unity of human wisdom as the Wisdom Tree:

Amvika Charan Mazumdar, who was President of the Indian National Congress in 1916, wrote in 1915 in his book The Indian National Evolution,

"A nation is more a political unit than a religious organization. … Common government and common language no doubt form the basis of a national organization, the one furnishing articulate expression of common interests and common sentiments and the other translating them into action. In India, the English language has become the lingua franca of the educated community whose number is daily increasing and whose ideas, thoughts and actions are purveyed to the rest of the population through the medium of a number of allied dialects all derived from a common source, and it is no more difficult for the people of the different provinces to understand each other than it is for the mass of the Irish, Scotch and Welshman to understand the Englishman. A common script for all the Indian languages would undoubtedly facilitate, as it has facilitated in the case of Europe, the study of the various dialects in this country, but even if that is not possible the difficulty may be solved by introducing some of these language in an inter-provincial curriculum of the departments or universities at certain stage of the educational system of the different provinces. The Bangalee, the Hindustani, Maharattee and the Telugu are the most important among the spoken and written languages in the country and if these are taught in our schools or colleges of all the provinces, the linguistic connection between the different races may be satisfactorily established (Mazumdar 1915:130)."

(Source: http://www.languageinindia.com/feb2005/lingreorganization1.html)

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