Karnataka Grants Tulu Second Official Language Status in Two Districts
Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts to recognise Tulu alongside Kannada
The Karnataka government has granted Tulu the status of second official language in the coastal districts of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi. The state plans to rename Dakshina Kannada district as part of this recognition, aiming to preserve and promote the language alongside Kannada.
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The Karnataka government has decided to accord second official language status to Tulu in the coastal districts of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi. This move recognises Tulu alongside Kannada, the state's primary official language, marking a significant step for the region's linguistic identity, officials said on September 18.
The decision to grant Tulu this status was announced by state authorities, highlighting the language's cultural importance in the two districts. The government plans to rename Dakshina Kannada to reflect this recognition, further cementing Tulu's official standing. Experts have welcomed the move, noting it will help preserve and promote the language among local communities.
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- Why was Tulu given second official language status?
- To acknowledge its cultural importance and support linguistic identity in coastal Karnataka.
- Will Tulu be used officially alongside Kannada?
- Yes, Tulu will be recognized alongside Kannada as an official language in the specified districts.
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