P.K.Deb, J.

1. The admitted position remains in the case is that for advancement and development of the regional and tribal languages in the University level on the principles of Constitution of India for its development in the year 1969, Nagpuria Bhasha Parishad met in a delegation to the vice-Chancellor of Ranchi University and impressed upon him to introduce regional and tribal languages in the University. The Chotanagpur area of the State of Bihar is mainly inhabited by the tribal people more specially the original district of Ranchi which is now bifurcated in three districts, namely, Ranchi, Lohardaga and Gumla. These inhabitants whose language, culture and scripts are altogether different than the main stream of India. By industrial progress and its impact on the society, it was necessitated the migration of different race, cashes and communicates communities who then settled down in this place but inspite of such progress, the identity, languages and culture of the Scheduled Tribes remained intact. The framers of the Constitution made a solemn proclamation to cater the needs of the tribal who are definitely economically weaker section of the society and it was felt t