September 12, 2025Forum for Linguistic StudiesOpen Access

Linguistic Genocide of Indigenous Languages in Pakistan and India: A Comparative Analysis of Language Policies and Practices

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Findings reveal that English continues to shape language policies in both Pakistan and India, affecting indigenous languages.
In Pakistan, high levels of linguistic discrimination contribute to the potential extinction of indigenous languages.
India's recognition of 22 languages supports a more inclusive linguistic environment and promotes multilingualism.
The study emphasizes the need for inclusive policies that align with Sustainable Development Goals to reduce inequalities.

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This research examines language policies in Pakistan and India, revealing linguistic discrimination and its implications for multilingualism.

Naveed et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This research examines language policies in Pakistan and India, revealing linguistic discrimination and its implications for multilingualism.