Contrasting the Varieties of English in India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan in the Light of Kachru's Three Circle Model of English

The paper discusses the concept of language varieties concerning their influence on social norms, prestige, and social class. It highlights the different varieties of language, including dialects, registers, and standard languages, and their relationship with the concept of a speech community. The paper also delves into the spread of English across the globe, its historical and political factors, and its impact on linguistic diversity and cultural identity in countries like India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. The efficiency and reliability of Kachru's Three Circle Model of English are also examined, and recommendations are provided for further research into World Englishes.