nepali language was included in 8th schedule in 2001.
nepali language was included in 8th schedule in 2001.
when was nepali language included in 8th schedule?
2001
mallaya is reported to have initiated the movement against the 1951 census report classifying konkani as a dialect of marathi and was successful in getting a language status for konkani by the time the next census report was published in 1961. in 1966, he initiated a movement for getting national language status for konkani by appealing to indira gandhi, then prime minister of india and the efforts were successful in 1992 when the language was included in the 8th schedule. his contributions are also reported in the establishment of "konkani prachar sabha" and a chair for konkani language studies at mahatma gandhi university, kottayam.
narayana purushothama mallaya
sakya’s primary interest is in designing systems that can be operated in the nepali language. it is not easy to program in the nepali language. because of the difficulty in programming, computing in nepalese was limited to word processing. he did his first demonstration of computing in the nepali language on a microcomputer with the display of nepalese national anthem in devanagari script in 1983 on a cp/m-based computer. he received the science award in december 1983 for this work. he also developed a software package complete with all nepali characters. certificates and checks were printed in the nepali language using it. now professional nepali packages can be developed in the nepali language. sakya is still working towards computing with nepali menus and commands so that people can work with computers without the knowledge of english.
muni sakya