The International Education Year and Common Script for India: An AppealOn the adoption of the Roman script as the common base for all Indic languages. |
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Contents
Common Script for India | 1 |
Basic Facts | 11 |
The International or The Modern Progressive School | 23 |
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acceptable additional script adopting the Roman alphabetical systems Arabic script Associate language English Bengali bhagyavanmar Bhasha Hindi Bharati burden of learning call Bharati child common script consonants Devanagari script different languages different scripts difficulty Emotional Integration foreign Government Gujarati Hindi and Urdu Hindi in Roman Hindu Indian conditions Indian languages International Education jethaa language problem languages and scripts Latin lingua-franca linguistic load Lipi Lok-Sabha Mahatma Gandhi Marathi mass literacy campaign motherland Muslims nagari script National Integration Committee national language national unity Netaji North percent Perso-Arabic script Phonetic Alphabet phonetic value popularise printing Raama rahey Rama Rastra Bhasha Rastra Bhasha Hindi regional languages regional script Revised Draft Scheme Roman alphabet Roman letters Roman script Roman Urdu ROMANNAGARI Samiti Sanskrit School SCRIPT FOR INDIA Shri sounds South Viet Subhas Chandra Bose symbols Tamil thee Mother Tirangaa type-writer Urdu-speaking Vandey Maataram various regional languages Vishvamitra vowel words written
Bibliographic information
| Title | The International Education Year and Common Script for India: An Appeal |
| Author | Minocher K. Contractor |
| Publisher | Contractor |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 16 Apr 2007 |
| Length | 136 pages |
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