Classical languages of India

[Arun Gupta]

Thank you !

According to a rediff.com article, the ICHR names Sanskrit, Arabic and
Persian as the classical languages of India.

-arun gupta

On Wed, 27 Sep 2000 22:08:41 GMT, ravindran sri <torfats at HOTMAIL.COM> wrote:

>Classical languages of India Toda, Santhali, Mundari, Badaga, Lambadi,
>Kurava, Irula (this is  technically a dialect of Tamil), Bagri, Bhili, >Ho,
Kurux, Lamani, Sadri, Nimadi, Gormathi, Dakhni (which, ofcourse is a dialect
>of Hindi), Aaria,  Ambujmaria, Aka-Bea (this is to be found in Andaman
>Islands, since all these languages were spoken in Jambudvipa, which >of
course is India, we can iclude it), and
>Digaro (which infact is closely related to Chulikta and Miju).