Question

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Answer 1

Answer:

Sanskrit has been instrumental in lending continuity to Indian civilisation. In its heyday it was spoken and used in all regions of India including the Dravidian south. While Tamil has maintained a more or less independent literary tradition, all other languages in India have taken freely from Sanskrit vocabulary and their literature is permeated with the Sanskrit heritage.

Explanation:

Sanskrit is perhaps the oldest language in the world to be recorded. Classical Sansktrit, which developed from the Vedic times, held sway from about 500 BC to about AD 1000. In independent India it is listed among the languages of the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution though it is not the official language of any state.

The hymns of the Rig-Veda bear the seeds of Sanskrit literature. Orally handed down for long, these hymns not only served the purpose of religion

but also were a common literary standard for the Aryan groups in India. After 1000 BC, there developed an extensive prose literature devoted to ritual matters—the Brahttmnas; but in these too there are examples of story-telling.

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Answer 2

The pride of india is a generic name for many plants and is also known as the goldenrain tree or china tree legarstroemia speciaosa known as the giant crepe myrtle queen crepe myrtle or the kelaba plant and patriotic or national pride which is love there is a sense of devotion and emotion an alliance with a motherland and other citizens who share the same sentiment this attachment can be a combination of many different feelings related to homeland including ethno cultural political or historical aspects.