Which among the following languages is not listed in the 8th schedule of the Indian Constitution?

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The correct answer is Tulu.

Key Points

The Indian Constitution's 8th Schedule lists 22 officially recognized languages, including Oriya, Bengali, and Konkani.
Tulu, despite being spoken by millions in Karnataka and Kerala, is not included in the 8th Schedule.
Languages in the 8th Schedule are entitled to representation in the Sahitya Akademi and usage for official purposes.
The absence of Tulu in the 8th Schedule has sparked movements and campaigns for its inclusion.
Recognized languages in the 8th Schedule are those that have a historical, cultural, and administrative significance in India.

Additional Information

8th Schedule of the Indian Constitution: Contains languages recognized by the Constitution for official purposes and representation.
Tulu Language: Spoken predominantly in the coastal regions of Karnataka and northern Kerala, with a rich literary and cultural heritage.
Language Movements: Advocacy for Tulu's inclusion in the 8th Schedule has gained momentum in recent years.
Recognition Benefits: Inclusion in the 8th Schedule allows government support for language development, official use, and promotion.
Constitutional Provisions: Articles 343 to 351 deal with languages, emphasizing their importance in India's cultural diversity.