Why does all the languages not present on Indian Currency notes?

in #indian6 years ago

As you may know, India has 22 official languages including-
Hindi
Assamese
Bodo
Bengali
Dogri
Gujrati
Kannada
Kashmiri
Konkani
Maithili
Malayalam
Manipuri
Marathi
Nepali
Odiya
Punjabi
Sanskrit
Santhali
Sindhi
Tamil
Telugu
Urdu
Out of all these languages only 16 languages are on the currency notes, which made me think why is it like that.

india-language.png

I tried searching for it a lot, but found not much about it. Some said that only those languages are included which are more widely spoken. The languages not included are-
Bodo- 0.13%
Manipuri- 0.14%
Sindhi- 0.25%
Sainthali- 0.63%
Maithili- 1.18%
Now if you see some of the languages which are included are less spoken than these. I mean even Sanskrit is included, which is spoken by 0 Percent of the people.

2000 note.png

Some say it is because of the lack of space... But i don't see any problem there. What do you think, let me know in the comments.

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Its not a good post, its a shit posr thats been upvoted by nid bots and ismgoingmto be reportedto Steemcleaners where it will flagged to nothing...

If you don't understand the post its not my fault

I just asked that there are 22 official languages of India whereas only 16 on currency note... Why is that so?

Because a small post like this does not deserve a $196 reward. Ive reported it to @steemcleaners and @abusereports along with all your other accounts. Do you understand that?

what is this post .do you understood??

If you don't understand the post its not his fault

He just asked that there are 22 official languages of India whereas only 16 on currency note... Why is that so?

lol...its one of your multiple accounts...reported them all

@nathen007 i am not using his account ,i dont even know that guy

not you my friend.

Ok dear,sorry i misunderstood

Now i get you

हमारी राष्ट्रिय भाषा हिंदी हैं, इसके बोलने वालो की संख्या के आधार पर ही अन्य भाषाओ का चयन करेंसी पर किया जाता हैं |

On the front-side or front, the division is written in English and Hindi. On the opposite is a language board which shows the category of the note in 15 of the 22 authority dialects
https://www.letsdiskuss.com/how-many-languages-written-on-indian-currency-note

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