What is Meant by Linguistic States?

Question: What is meant by the Linguistic States?

Answer: Linguistic states are referred to as the states that have been divided on the basis of their native languages. Some important points related to these states are:

1. In 1956, A State reorganization Act was established to redesign the boundaries of India’s states and regions, based on their language/linguistic lines.
2. The interest in states to be coordinated on linguistics existed even before India achieved independence. A first-of-its-sort etymological development began in 1895, in what is currently Odisha. The Oriya speaking people made Odisha and separated from Bihar.
3. Similarly, the Tamil speaking population from Madras and Telugu speaking population separated from them and made Andhra Pradesh.