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< Different languages of India >
India is the home of very large number of languages . In fact so many languages and dialects are spoken in India that it's often described as a museum of languages
One who does know any other languages can communicate in Hindi especially in North India English has been retained as a associate national language due to demand of the south Indian people who do not understand Hindi properly Hindi is the language of north Now it has been declared as a associate national language and is being retained undefinitely until Hindi does become the
true national language.
Hindi is our national language it was adopted by the constituent assembly soon after the achievements of independence in 1947 But millions of people in India is still do not know Hindi it is because it has been made difficult by the introduction of Sanskrit terms in it
The concept of Mahatma Gandhi and Subhash Chandra Bose was Hindi as a national language of Hindustani a mixture of Hindi and Urdu But over the years we have not given the status of national language in Hindi Urdu is originally based on Hindi words
As such we have to take steps to save our national language it's our responsibility to store it's a place of importance . There are schools where Hindi is not taught at all Every parent take pride to let his child star speaking English before Hindi we will make Hindi simpler and free it from difficult sanskritiesd version some incentives to students standing out exclusively in Hindi have also to be used so as to promote in Hindi otherwise we will have to see the extinct of Hindi in his own land that is Hindustan .
< So Save Our National language >
There are 22 scheduled languages in India Hundred of the languages are spoken by the People of other areas in country The variety of languages made India a multilingunal country
<people who use more than two languages called multilingual country>
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India’s heritage in languages and literature is one of the richest in the world. Some of the languages that were spoken in India in ancient times and had a rich literature have become extinct, others remained important.
As Sanskrit is no longer a spoken language, it is still a language of many religious rituals and of literature. The old languages have left their mark on the other languages which we speak today.
There are two main groups of languages — the Indo European (Indo-Aryan) and the Dravidian. These two groups have not developed in isolation from each other. Sanskrit was the language of Indo Aryans who came to India
Sanskrit was gradually standardized and given a highly scientific grammar by Panini. Sanskrit was the language of religion, philosophy and learning. It was used by the upper castes, the brahmans and the Kshatriyas. The common people spoke a number of dialects which are called Prakrits.
Buddhist literature was written in Pali, one of the Prakrits. Ashoka had his rock and pillar edicts inscribed in the popular languages. Among the Dravidian languages Tamil is the most ancient. In the period of Gupta’s Sanskrit again became the predominant language of learning.
The various spoken languages that developed are called Apabhrams which developed in the various regions of India in the medieval period. During the periods of Turks and the Mughals Arabic and Persian entered India. Persian became the court language. The growth of a new language-Urdu-based on the dialects of Hindi and Persian became the common language of towns alt over northern India and the Deccan. Its literature in poetry and prose developed very rich.
There are eighteen languages which have been mentioned in the constitution of India. Hundreds of other languages are spoken by the people of other areas of the country. The variety of languages has made India a multilingual country.
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