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Articles 348 to 350 of the Indian Constitution: Official Language of the Republic of India and Bilingual Legislatures Articles 348 to 350 of the Indian Constitution delineate provisions related to the official language of the Republic of India and the use of two languages, Hindi and English, in the proceedings of Parliament and state legislatures. In the contemporary era marked by linguistic diversity and the need for effective communication, these constitutional clauses play a pivotal role in balancing linguistic inclusivity and practical functionality. This article explores the constitutional intricacies, examines relevant case laws, and sheds light on the contemporary relevance of these provisions. Constitutional Provisions: - Article 348: Empowers the President to authorize the use of the Hindi language in addition to English for official purposes of the Union, including proceedings in Parliament. - Article 349: Relates to the directive to promote the spread of the Hindi language...