[[1]] schedule of the Indian constitution deals with the official languages of India.

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The eighth schedule of the Indian constitution deals with the official languages of India.
The eighth schedule describes the 22 recognized state languages of India. When the constitution had prepared on 26 November, 14 languages had mentioned in it. In 1967, more language as Sindhi was added by the 21st Constitutional Amendment, after which 15 languages became the official language. Later in 1992, 3 languages were added to the Indian Constitution by constitutional amendments such as Manipuri, Konkani, and Nepali. In 2003, 4 more languages were installed by the 92nd Constitutional amendments as Dogri, Bodo, Santhali, and Maithili languages, and the Oriya language was renamed Odiya by the 96th Constitutional Amendment.

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