(ii) Struggle of individuals detached from highly professional classand not skilled

enough, would be largely eased by the native model.

(iv) We strongly believe that a language is bound to deviate from itsauthenticity
to become internationally comprehensible. The localsneed an updated version in
their classroom to clinch their aspirationsobstructed by the language as a barrier.
(v) Many languages have emerged from India's ancient languageSanskrit, Indo-Aryan
languages including Malayalam and Kannada,also emerged from it. Traces of it can
also be seen in tha Englishlanguage, which uses specific Sanskrit words. This
evolution inlanguages with time is necessary to eradicate the communicationproblem
and make life easier and simpler.
(vi) Moreover, a language should be such a thing that is easy to learnand implement
for all and that can be done by formulating a definitepedagogic model which
requires selection and standardization of avariety of clines.
(vii) Lastly, the Acrolets which do not represent any particular regionbut
particular classes of people should also be taken intoconsideration.