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   What is the purpose of 4 Regional Institute of languages?

   • Initially the Central Institute of India Languages established the 4 Regional Institute of Languages with a goal of implementing the three language formula and thereby promoting national integrity and social harmony in Bhubaneswar, Mysore, Patiala and Pune in the year 1970.

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   What is Central Institute of Indian languages?

   • Central Institute of Indian Languages was established to co-ordinate the development of Indian Languages, to bring about the essential unity of Indian languages through scientific studies, Promote inter-disciplinary research, contribute to mutual enrichment of languages, and thus contribute towards emotional integration of people of India.

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   What boosted the establishment of regional language centres?

   • The establishment of the Regional Language Centres was also boosted by the obstacles faced during the implementation of the Three-Language-Formula.

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   Why should you learn a second language at Central Institute of Indian languages?

   • The Central Institute of Indian Languages offers a unique opportunity for learning a second language. By choosing to learn a second language, one can make a positive contribution to national integration and promote intercultural understanding and cooperation.

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2. ciil.org › aboutrlcAbout Regional Language Centres - Central Institute of Indian ...

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   Initially the Central Institute of India Languages established the 4 Regional Institute of Languages with a goal of implementing the three language formula and thereby promoting national integrity and social harmony in Bhubaneswar, Mysore, Patiala and Pune in the year 1970.

3. courses.ciil.org › centresREGIONAL LANGUAGE CENTRES - Central Institute of Indian Languages

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   The main objective of the Regional Language Centres of the C.I.I.L as laid down in the EFC Memo No.F.4-1/69-IL-II dated September 17, 1969 is to help State Governments implement three language formula.

4. ciil.gov.inHome | Official Website of Central Institute of Indian Languages

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   Central Institute of Indian Languages was established to co-ordinate the development of Indian Languages, to bring about the essential unity of Indian languages through scientific studies, Promote inter-disciplinary research, contribute to mutual enrichment of languages, and thus contribute towards emotional integration of people of India.

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5. ciil.gov.in › download › duties and responsibilitiesFUNCTIONS AND DUTIES OF THE INSTITUTE IN A NUTSHELL

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   Language use. All its research and development activities are directed towards solving of problems related to language that emerge in various socio-cultural domains such as education, literacy, mass media, governance and emotional integration.

6. ciil.org › srlcSRLC, MYSURU - Central Institute of Indian Languages

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   Southern Regional Language Centre (SRLC), MYSURU. The Centre was first setup on July 5, 1970 at Central Institute of India Languages, Mysuru which offers the course for 4 major South-Indian Languages i.e. Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu.

7. ciil.org › erlcERLC, BHUBANESWAR - Central Institute of Indian Languages

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   In July, 2006 two more languages, i.e., Maithili and Santali were introduced into the curriculum of ERLC, after which the Centre is imparting language education in 4 languages, i.e., Bengali, Maithili, Odia and Santali.

8. ciil.gov.in › admissionsAdmissions | Official Website of Central Institute of Indian ...

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   10-MONTH DIPLOMA IN LANGUAGE TRAINING PROGRAMME AT REGIONAL LANGUAGE CENTRES OF CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF INDIAN LANGUAGES. Central Institute of Indian Languages (CIIL) was established by the Government of India to promote Indian languages on July 17, 1969 located at Mysuru.