India, as it is often perceived as a land of diversities, does not claim an exception in its classrooms either. An average Indian classroom where English is taught as a second language is a melting pot of diversities. If it is a metro/ city (or even a second grade or third grade city for that matter) diversities in the classroom include multilingual, multicultural, multi religious, multi ethnic arena wherein students with multi socio - economic background come and be part of a group under one umbrella which is the educational institution; and main motive that they are under that shade, is education. Fascinatingly enough, the subject and language, English is the only factor which to an extent , is the only unifying or common factor in the Indian classrooms.
In this section of the essay, the researcher is trying to analyze the favorable factors and risks that are involved in adopting CLL methodology in the Indian ESL classroom.