Languages of India

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

Rabha Language - Belonging to the family of Sino-tibetan languages, Rabha language is mainly spoken in the north-eastern state of Assam in India.

Adi language - Belonging to the Tani branch of the Sino-Tibetan language family, Adi language is also known by the names of Abor and Loba

Kurukh Language is a popular tribal language in the country of India, belonging to the group of Dravidian languages

Tulu Language - Belonging to the family of Dravidian languages in India, Tulu has around 2 million native speakers in the southwest parts of the Indian

English Language - The globe’s most widely spoken language, English is fundamentally a West-Germanic language longing to the group of Indo-European

Tangkhul language belongs to the family of Sino-Tibetan languages and comes under the Tangkhul branch