How can the President intervene in the process of adopting an official language in a State?
The President can intervene in the process of adopting an official language in a State by directing that a language spoken by a section of the population be officially recognized throughout that State or any part thereof, for such purposes as he may specify. This direction can be given if the President is satisfied that a substantial proportion of the population of a State desire the use of their language to be recognized by that State.