Gondawanaland BhAsha?

[y.r.rani at mail.utexas.edu]

>I read that the language spoken by some tribal groups in central India
>(Gonda?) is related to the language spoken by Aborigines in Australia.  If
>this is true--would someone please cite some research on this topic?  [If
>it is not true, it it certainly a facinating bit of academic folklore.]
>
>Thank you,
>Yvette Rosser

Yvette C. Rosser
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