The form of Hindi which was used to write literature.
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Nagri Hindi was the form of Hindi used for writting literature
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The earliest Indian writing appeared as the sanctioned Hindu sacrosanct works, known as the Veda, which was composed in Sanskrit. To the Veda were included writing editorials, for example, the Brahmanas and the Upanishads. The generation of Sanskrit writing stretched out from around 1500 bce to around 1000 ce and achieved its stature of advancement in the first to seventh hundreds of years ce.
Notwithstanding consecrated and philosophical works, such classifications as reverential verses, court verse, plays, and narrative folktales emerged.
Starting in the nineteenth century, especially amid the height of British control over the subcontinent, Western scholarly models affected Indian writing, the most striking result being the presentation of the utilization of vernacular prose on a noteworthy scale.
Notwithstanding consecrated and philosophical works, such classifications as reverential verses, court verse, plays, and narrative folktales emerged.
Starting in the nineteenth century, especially amid the height of British control over the subcontinent, Western scholarly models affected Indian writing, the most striking result being the presentation of the utilization of vernacular prose on a noteworthy scale.
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