​The schedule of the Indian Constitution which is about scheduled languages, is which among the following ?​

Schedule VIII of the Indian Constitution deals with the list of Scheduled Languages. It provides a list of languages that are recognized by the Constitution of India and allows for their use in official communication, education, and administrative purposes. Initially, there were 14 languages in the list, but the number has increased over time to 22 languages.

• Scheduled Languages refer to the languages that have been included in the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution, giving them official recognition.
• The 22 languages listed include major languages like Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, and others, representing various linguistic groups across the country.
• The Eighth Schedule helps preserve linguistic diversity and promotes the use of multiple languages for official purposes and regional representation.
• The inclusion of a language in the Eighth Schedule allows it to be used in official communication and for examination purposes in central government recruitment.

• IX Schedule – Deals with laws that cannot be challenged in courts.
• X Schedule – Relates to the disqualification of members of Parliament and state legislatures on grounds of defection.
• VI Schedule – Deals with the autonomous districts in the northeastern states.