Are there any other constitutional provisions that deal with language and minority rights?
Yes, there are other constitutional provisions that deal with language and minority rights. In this context, Article 350A and Article 350B both focus on providing facilities for instruction in the mother-tongue at primary education level to children belonging to linguistic minority groups. Additionally, Article 350B establishes a Special Officer for linguistic minorities who is responsible for investigating matters relating to safeguards provided for these minorities and submitting reports to the President.