. The first state in India to be formed on linguistic basis
(1) Maharashtra
(2) Andhra Pradesh
(3) Karnataka
(4) Kerala
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Answer / diptiprakash palai
The first state formed on linguistic basis is Odisha, though that time it became known as Orissa province because in this name administrative region were known as before independence.It was formed on 1936 due demand and struggle of Oriya people who wanted separate state from Hindi-speaking Bihar region.Andhra Pradesh formed after independence.
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Answer / biplab behera
The first state in India to be formed on linguistic basis is
odisa which is formed in 1st April 1936.Where as AP was
formed on 1953.
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Answer / sudipta
The first state in India to be formed on linguistic basis is Odisha which is formed in 1st April 1936.Where as AP was formed on 1953. So, AP is considered as the first linguistic state after Independence. where as Odisha is the first linguistic state in India.
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Answer / vikas
Before indepandance is Orissa and after independence is andrapradesh..there is problem in question ..
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