Satan and saraswati the double face of english in india
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English has both beneficial and detrimental aspects in India according to the document. On one hand, English provides access to knowledge and is the language of business, prestige, and connecting different languages. However, it can also be used as a political weapon, only benefit the elite, and its overuse can decrease language standards. The document examines the "double face" of English as both empowering and damaging to India's linguistic landscape.
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- 1. Topic: Satan and Saraswati: The Double Face of English in India - E. Annamalai • Name: Sonal Baraiya • Class: M. A. Sem -3 • Paper No.: 12- English Language Teaching • Submitted to: Smt. S. B. Gardi, Department of English, Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University.
- 2. The side of Saraswati Importance of English language •English is the language of knowledge
- 3. •It is to be a prestigious language and is in great demand •English is the lingua- franca
- 4. • English is the business and financial language • It is simple and funny language • Formal learning in schools
- 5. Satanic side of English language • English for elite • Political weapon for Non-Hindi Elite (English for their own purposes) • The increasing demands for English decreasing its standard
- 8. Thank You…