India abounds in hundreds of languages, spoken by millions, among its 1.30 billion population. Owing to the adverse effects caused by exposures to disproportionate and excessive Urbanisation, Computerisation, Anglicisation,some of the languages face the danger of extincion. Even the Languages recognised by Indian Constitution are not going to be exempt to these evils of annihilation by a New all-pervading culture.
LANGUAGES of Indian States RECOGNISED BY CONSTITUTION OF INDIA |
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ASSAMESE - ASSAM |
BENGALEE - BENGAL |
BODO - ASSAM |
DOGRI - SIKKIM |
GUJARATI - GUJARAT |
HINDI - UTTARPRADESH |
KANNADA - KARNATAKA |
KASHMIRI - JAMMU AND KASHMIR |
KONKANI - GOA |
MAITHILI - BIHAR |
MALAYAAM - KERALA |
MANIPURI - MANIPUR |
MARATHI - MAHARASHTRA |
NEPALI - SIKKIM, WEST BENGAL |
ORIYA - ORISSA |
PUNJABI - PUNJAB |
SANSKRIT - KERALA |
SANTHALI - JHARKHAND,WEST BENGAL |
SINDHI - GUJARAT, MUMBAI CITY |
TAMIL - TAMIL NADU |
TELUGU - ANDHRA PRASDESH |
URDU - UTTAR PRADESH, Andhra Pradsesh. |
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