8 schedule of indian constitution recognizes 22 languages.
8 schedule of indian constitution recognizes how many languages?
22
the supreme court held that the central legislation, passed in accordance with article 252(1) of the indian constitution, governed entry 34 of list ii of the seventh schedule, while the amendments made by the mysore legislation were done under entry 62 of the same list. these entries covered separate powers, and by passing the resolution under article 252, the states did not surrender their powers of taxation under entry 62. it could not be held that article 252(2) of the indian constitution was violated by such an amendment of the mysore act, nor could it be held that the amendment amounted to colourable legislation. as the amendment did not amount to indirect control and regulation of prize competitions. the tax imposed by the mysore legislature's amendments were not in the manner of a penalty, but merely a tax, which was within the legislative competence of the mysore legislature, under entry 62 of list ii of the seventh schedule.
m/s r.m.d.c (mysore) v. state of mysore
most indigenous peoples are concentrated in eight states along venezuela's borders with brazil, guyana, and colombia, and the majority groups are the wayuu (west), the warao (east), the yanomami (south), and the pemon (southeast).





























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although most residents are monolingual spanish speakers, many languages are spoken in venezuela. in addition to spanish, the constitution recognizes more than thirty indigenous languages, including wayuu, warao, pemón, and many others for the official use of the indigenous peoples, mostly with few speakers – less than 1% of the total population. wayuu is the most spoken indigenous language with 170,000 speakers.
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