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HIS-184
The Official Languages Act of 1963 was passed amidst massive political agitation, particularly in Tamil Nadu. What was the central provision of this Act?
A. It declared Hindi as the sole national language of India, banning the use of English in parliament.
B. It mandated the teaching of Hindi, English, and a regional language (Three-Language Formula) in all schools.
C. It allowed for the continued use of English alongside Hindi for official purposes of the Union beyond 1965.
D. It recognized 14 regional languages in the 8th Schedule of the Constitution.
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