Q1. In what sense is the term official language used in the Indian Constitution?
Explanation
In the Constitution, official language means the language used for the work of government, especially official communication, records and administrative business. It is not simply the language spoken by the public, so people's language is too broad. It is also not limited to one particular state, because a state language and the Union's official language are separate ideas. Link language refers to a language used for communication between groups, but that is not the constitutional sense of rajbhasha here.
