Indian Regional Languages

Hindi is the official language of the state of Jharkhand.

English is not a major language of modern Indian literature, although it is widely used in Indian writing.

Prakrit, a vernacular language widely spoken in ancient India, was the official language of the Mauryan Empire.

Hindi is the official language of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and is spoken by the majority of the population.

Nicobarese is a language spoken by the Nicobarese people, an indigenous people of the Nicobar Islands.

There are 10 languages spoken in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, including Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Nicobarese, and several other indigenous languages.

Onge is a language spoken by the Onge people, an indigenous people of the Andaman Islands.

Jarawa is a language spoken by the Jarawa people, an indigenous people of the Andaman Islands.

Sentinelese is a language spoken by the Sentinelese people, an indigenous people of the Sentinel Islands.

Great Andamanese is a language spoken by the Great Andamanese people, an indigenous people of the Andaman Islands.

Shompen is a language spoken by the Shompen people, an indigenous people of the Great Nicobar Island.

Car Nicobarese is a language spoken by the Car Nicobarese people, an indigenous people of the Car Nicobar Island.

Chowra is a language spoken by the Chowra people, an indigenous people of the Chowra Island.

Teressa is a language spoken by the Teressa people, an indigenous people of the Teressa Island.

Bompuka is a language spoken by the Bompuka people, an indigenous people of the Bompuka Island.