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description:  English 224ForewordThe Central Institute of Indian Languages has reached 25 years of age and it is a timefor reflection about its origin, development, achievements and shortfalls.The study of Indian language with the objective of preparing them for the new rolesof national reconstruction and development was the concern of many from theindependence of the country. The major responsibility to support such a study was to betaken up by the State. The Kher Commission of the Government of India recommendedthe establishment of three Central Institutes for this purpose. The Official LanguageResolution of 1968 made the Central Government also responsible for the development ofall Indian languages in addition to Hindi. These and other developments led to theestablishment of Central Institute of Indian Languages (CIIL) in Mysore on July 17, 1969.The primary objective of the Institute is the development of Indian languages ensuringcoordination between the various developmental activities at the governmental and nongovernmental levels and also by orienting linguistic research for the development of Indianlanguages. The Institute is also to contribute towards the maintenance of multilingualismof the country through language teaching, and translation and to strengthen the commonbond between the Indian languages.The work of the Institute consists of research, training and production of teachingmaterials. The results of these activities can be seen in its more than 300 publications and6879 teachers trained in its Regional Language Centres. The Institute has been able to makean impact in language teaching in schools making it skill based and function orient
language: English
title: A linguistic study of errors: In the written English of the PUC students with Kannada mother tongue
titlecomplete: A linguistic study of errors: In the written English of the PUC students with Kannada mother tongue (Central Institute of Indian Languages silver jubilee publication series)
publisher: Central Institute Of Indian Languages, Mysore