Decoding the Linguistic Enigma of Central India

Hindi is the official language of Madhya Pradesh and is spoken by the majority of the population.

Gondi is the language spoken by the Gondi people, one of the largest tribal groups in Central India.

Korku is the language spoken by the Korku people, another large tribal group in Central India.

Baiga is the language spoken by the Baiga people, a small tribal group in Central India.

Halbi is the language spoken by the Halbi people, a large tribal group in Central India.

Maria is the language spoken by the Maria people, a large tribal group in Central India.

Abujh Maria is the language spoken by the Abujh Maria people, a small tribal group in Central India.

Bhatri is the language spoken by the Bhatra people, a small tribal group in Central India.

Parji is the language spoken by the Parji people, a small tribal group in Central India.

Nihal is the language spoken by the Nihal people, a small tribal group in Central India.

Mawchi is the language spoken by the Mawchi people, a small tribal group in Central India.

Muwasi is the language spoken by the Muwasi people, a small tribal group in Central India.

Koya is the language spoken by the Koya people, a large tribal group in Central India.

Kui is the language spoken by the Kui people, a large tribal group in Central India.

Kuvi is the language spoken by the Kuvi people, a large tribal group in Central India.