Official Status Sought for Kodava and Arebhashe Languages

Madikeri, Sept. 20: Yaduveer Wodeyar, the Member of Parliament for this constituency, has urged the government to declare Kodava and Arebhashe as official languages ​​in the Kodagu district. He expressed the view that since both these languages ​​are indigenous to Kodagu, there is a need to protect and promote them.

Hariprasad Urges Constitutional Recognition

In light of the State Cabinet's decision to grant Tulu the status of a second additional administrative language in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts, KPCC President B.K. Hariprasad has demanded that the state government take steps to secure constitutional recognition for the Kodava language as well.

Hariprasad Urges Constitutional Recognition

Welcoming the Cabinet's decision, he stated that resolutions should now be passed in both houses of the Karnataka Legislature, urging the Central Government to include Tulu and Kodava in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution.

 

 

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