The Famous Indian Languages

Indian Languages:

India is one of the most world’s ancient countries with rich traditions and culture. It is very famous for its Unity in Diversity. The vast country has many cultural activities according to its geographical diversities. In modern times the government is also called the continent. There are many Indian languages, and more are very famous. Here different people live in other places and create their languages. Many languages cause this spread throughout India. So we can see here many languages with other scriptures. Nearly 2500 languages exist in India; only a few are accepted as national languages. The languages belonging to different language families. They are Indo-Aryan (spoken by 70% of Indians), Dravidian languages (spoken by 22% of Indians), Austro-Asiatic, and Tibeto-Burman linguistics. According to the Indian Constitution, Hindi is the official Language of India. Hindi is also the mother tongue of a significant Indian population.

The English Language is also very popular in India. It became an additional language of Indians. Now, most urban people are speaking in the English Language. However, Indian Constitution declared 22 regional languages as the national languages.

This is the official language of Karnataka, spoken by 65 per cent of the state’s population.	THis is the official language of Karnataka, spoken by 65 per cent of the state’s population.
Bengali	The language is the official language of Assam. The Language speaks nearly 60 percent population of Assam.
Bodo	THis is the official language of Karnataka, spoken by 65 per cent of the state’s population.
Dogri	This is West Bengal’s official Language. Nearly 200 million people speak the Language in West Bengal.
Gujarati	This is the official Language of Karnataka, spoken by 65 per cent of the state’s population.
Hindi	This is famous in Jammu and Kashmir and is mainly spoken in the Jammu region.
Kannada	It is the Language spoken by the Bodo people of Assam.
Kashmiri	This is the national language of India. Almost everyone in India knows this Language, written in a Devanagari script.
Konkani	This Language is well known in Maharashtra, Goa and Karnataka regions.
Maithili	The official Language of Nepal is also spoken in some northeastern parts of India.
Malayalam	The language is very ancient and is spoken by 73 million people worldwide. The Language also belonged to the Dravidian family.
Manipuri	The Language is primarily popular in some parts of Bihar and the Eastern Terai region of Nepal.
Marathi	Manipuri is the official Language of Manipur state.
Nepali	The language is treated as the youngest Language in the Dravidian family and the state language of Kerala.
Oriya	This is the official language of Maharashtra. The Language brought unity among the Maratha people.
Punjabi	This is the official Language of the State of Orissa.
Sanskrit	The language is the official Language of Andhra Pradesh and an excellent Language in India.
Santhali	Santha tribals of the Chota Nagpur Plateau, comprising the states of Bihar, Chattisgarh, Jharkhand and Orissa.
Sindhi	This is the national language of India. Almost everyone in India knows this Language, written in a Devanagari script.
Tamil	The Language is stretched into the Northwest frontier of the Indian sub-continent and some other regions of Pakistan.
Telugu	This is the official Language of Karnataka, spoken by 65 per cent of the state’s population.
Urud	This is the official Language of Kashmir, but only 55 per cent of the state’s population speaks Kashmiri.