This recognition was a significant step towards achieving the linguistic rights of the Gorkhas. This recognition was a landmark achievement for the Nepali language and for the Gorkhas. The recognition of Nepali language in the Indian constitution was a long-awaited dream for the Gorkhas. For decades, the Gorkhas had been advocating for the recognition of their language. The Gorkhas have a rich history and culture, and their language is an integral part of their identity. The recognition of Nepali language in the constitution was a recognition of their cultural heritage and a step towards ensuring their linguistic rights. The recognition of Nepali language in the eight schedule of the Indian constitution was a landmark achievement for the Nepali language and for the Gorkhas.

B.P. Koirala, a renowned Nepali scholar and politician, was instrumental in this initiative. The demand for recognition of Nepali language was a long-standing one, with roots in the 19th century.

They aimed to promote Nepali language and culture in Darjeeling and the Gorkha community, and to fight for the Gorkha people’s rights.

This inclusion is a significant step towards achieving linguistic diversity and cultural recognition in India. It is a testament to the long-standing presence and contribution of Nepali speakers in the country. The inclusion of Nepali in the 8th schedule signifies a recognition of the language’s importance and its rightful place in the Indian linguistic landscape. The inclusion of Nepali in the 8th schedule is a landmark achievement for the Nepali community in India. It is a victory for their long-fought battle for recognition and respect. This victory is a testament to the power of collective action and the unwavering commitment of the Nepali community.