Can you explain the process of translation of non-English language laws into English under Article 348?
Under Article 348, if a state's legislature prescribes any language other than English for use in Bills, Acts, or Ordinances, the Governor of the state must publish an official English translation of the same. This translated version will be considered the authoritative text under this article. Additionally, during the first fifteen years after the Constitution's commencement, no Bill or amendment related to language can be introduced or moved in Parliament without the President's prior sanction, which is based on recommendations from the language commission and committee mentioned in Article 348(1) and (4).