(a) Common Language: National language is a common language which is a driving force behind unity of the nation's people, and makes them distinct from other nations – provided you give your language respect. Giving respect to your national language means that it should be one's primary language, as well as the preferred source of communication at every level.
(c) Removal of Communalism: Communalism is discriminatory as it endangers the unity of our country. Fundamentalism is the greatest challenge to India’s unity. This has to be sternly dealt with. Politicians who encourage provincialism and regionalism should be debarred from elections as members of legislative bodies. All citizens should regard themselves as Indians first and build unity between different sections of society.
(c) Removal of Regionalism: India is a vast country with regional diversities. People from different parts of the diversified subcontinent should meet under a common wing of national consciousness, forgetting the regional differences, sharing the feeling of togetherness and take the pride in being an Indian.
