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Articles 345 to 347 of the Indian Constitution: Regulation of Language in the State Legislatures Articles 345 to 347 of the Indian Constitution delineate the provisions regarding the regulation of language in the proceedings of the State Legislatures. In the present era, characterized by linguistic diversity and the imperative for effective communication, these constitutional clauses play a significant role in harmonizing linguistic practices within the legislative framework. This article delves into the constitutional intricacies, examines relevant case laws, and elucidates the contemporary relevance of these provisions in the current socio-political milieu. Constitutional Provisions: - Article 345: Empowers the State Legislatures to regulate the use of languages for official purposes within their jurisdiction. - Article 346: Authorizes the Governor of a state to specify the language or languages to be used for official purposes in the state. - Article 347: Grants the state legisla...