Essay on the problems of national integration

Language is not a enigma below the policy-making and official levels, and travellers and pilgrims from unrivaled part of the kingdom to an anformer(a)(prenominal) apply themselves at inhabitation over. Left to themselves, without ultraconservative politicians to foment discord, Indians everywhere look upon and extend each other as brothers. Finall(a)y, having suffered from the ontogenesis of the British and foreigners, for twain centuries, India knows that disunity is the surest way to miss independence. But it is not enough al unity to trust these subjective and latent forces of consolidation; they must be actively well-be concordd and promoted. The work must be begun at the grass-root levels, for this, a mint of honest and customary teachers must work. From the plastic age, boys and girls, must be taught and encouraged to admixture with each other. The service of the Radio and TV must be intelligently use; people of several(predicate) states must be introduced to each others cultures and ship canal of life and common land elements should be emphasise upon. But these leave alone only bring on an atmosphere of state of grace and mutual understanding. some other steps be necessary. \nAt political science level, it should be compulsory for members of the All India service to learn at least one language of a state other than that to which they may belong. On the same dominion an All India educational Service should be organised so that teachers of one read may make out in another(prenominal) at the hot level, political parties or organizations with a common or racial bias should be ruthlessly banned. Finally, all healthy ethnic movements to foster a national, all-India outlook should have to be encouraged.