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Language Crisis Among Tribal Youths in Ranchi

Author(s) Ms. Anisha Divya Tirkey
Country India
Abstract Language is not just a way of communication, it is more than that. The rapid changes have weakened tribal languages among youths, and is impacting their identity, knowledge, traditions, culture etc.. which is resulting in the language crisis among tribal youths. This study examines the importance of tribal language mainly among youth and future generation and it also examines that if the tribal language is lost it means losing rich culture diversity. Globalisation, urbanisation, modernisation, marginalisation, migration, cultural assimilation etc are the main reason that the tribal language is at the risk of extinction among youth/younger generation. This study uses mixed method approach. The findings of this study show that how migration, urbanisation, modernisation, etc took upon younger generation that they abandoned their own tribal language and adopt to dominant languages. The findings also show the steps youth should take to preserve tribal language.
Keywords tribal language, language crisis, tribal youth, language shift, language extinction and decline, language loss, language preservation and revitalization, linguistic identity, cultural identity, tribal communities, youth language practice, cultural heritage, language and identity, urbanization, modernization, globalization, migration, dominant languages, hindi and English influence, language assimilation, social change, cultural transformation, government policies, youth participation, tribal education, Ranchi tribal languages.
Field Sociology
Published In Volume 8, Issue 4, July-August 2026
Published On 2026-07-09
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