Languages of India

Belonging to the family of Sino-Tibetan languages, Konyak is mainly spoken in the north eastern state of Nagaland in India, precisely by the Konyak people.

Belonging to the branch of northern-Dravidian languages, Malto is primarily spoken by the Sauria Paharia community, residing in the eastern states of India.

Belonging to the Tani branch of the Sino-Tibetan language family, Nishi is known by a list of other names, these are: Nyishi, Nisi, Nishing, Nissi, Nyising, Bangni,

Ao is basically a language branch belonging to the family of Sino-Tibetan languages. It is mainly spoken by the community of Ao people

Kharia Language - Belonging to the family of Munda languages, Kharia is mainly spoken by the indigenous Kharia people residing in the eastern region of India

Koya Language - Belonging to the Gondi-Kui group of languages, Koya is a Dravidian language, precisely south-central, and is often considered to be a dialect of the Gondi language

Mundari Language - Belonging to the branch of Munda languages from the Austroasiatic languages family, Mundari is an Austroasiatic language

Khasi Language - Belonging to the Austroasiatic languages family, Khasi is a predominant Austroasiatic language, primarily spoken in the Indian state of Meghalaya

Kashmiri Language - Also referred to as Koshur, Kashmiri language comes under the Dardic subgroup from the list of Indo-Aryan languages

Santali Language - Belonging to the family of Austroasiatic languages, Santali comes under the Munda subfamily, and has more than 6.2 million native speakers