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In conclusion, the funcions that English plays in the Indian context including academia, government administration, linking people and the states in governmental affairs, heralding unity in the whole country and a means of communication between people resulted from historical background , language policy and growing interest of people in English has made it different from that in many other countries in the "Outer Circle".


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