Category:Languages of India

• ► Languages of India by state or territory‎ (18 C)
• ► Official languages of India‎ (21 P)
• ► Languages of India by country‎ (1 C)

A

• ► Andamanese languages‎ (19 P)
• ► Assamese language‎ (5 C, 16 P)

B

• ► Bengali language‎ (11 C, 40 P)

C

• ► Categories by language of India‎ (6 C)
• ► Classical Language in India‎ (6 C, 7 P)

D

• ► Languages of the Indian diaspora‎ (2 C, 1 P)
• ► Dravidian languages‎ (7 C, 70 P)

E

• ► Endangered Indian languages‎ (97 P)
• ► Indian English‎ (6 C, 10 P)

G

• ► Gujarati language‎ (10 C, 17 P)

H

• ► Hindi‎ (9 C, 45 P)
• ► Hindustani language‎ (9 C, 28 P)

I

• ► Indian words and phrases‎ (6 C, 39 P)
• ► Indic computing‎ (35 P)
• ► Indo-Pakistani Sign Language family‎ (1 C, 1 P)

K

• ► Kannada language‎ (6 C, 29 P)
• ► Khowar language‎ (3 C, 11 P)
• ► Kosli language‎ (5 P)

L

• ► Language conflict in India‎ (13 P)
• ► Language education in India‎ (1 C, 13 P)
• ► Languages of Northeast India‎ (2 C, 43 P)
• ► Linguistic history of India‎ (4 C, 28 P)
• ► Linguistic research in India‎ (1 C, 11 P)
• ► Lists of states of India by number of speakers of the languages‎ (9 P)

M

• ► Malayalam language‎ (10 C, 41 P)
• ► Maldivian language‎ (1 C, 10 P)
• ► Marathi language‎ (10 C, 25 P)
• ► Mizo language‎ (2 C, 3 P)
• ► Munda languages‎ (1 C, 26 P)

N

• ► Nepali language‎ (9 C, 17 P)

O

• ► Odia language‎ (5 C, 18 P)

P

• ► Punjabi language‎ (14 C, 20 P)

S

• ► Indian slang‎ (23 P)
• ► Sanskrit‎ (16 C, 59 P)

T

• ► Tamil language‎ (14 C, 46 P)
• ► Telugu language‎ (8 C, 26 P)

U

• ► Urdu‎ (14 C, 41 P)
• ► Urdu in India‎ (3 C, 9 P)

• Languages of India
• Languages of South Asia
• List of languages by number of native speakers in India

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A

• A-Pucikwar language
• Agri dialect
• Ahirani language
• Aimol people
• Aka-Jeru language
• Alipur Sign Language
• Andaman Creole Hindi
• Andamanese languages
• Great Andamanese languages
• Aka-Bea language
• Aka-Bo language
• Aka-Cari language
• Aka-Kede language
• Aka-Kol language
• Aka-Kora language
• Oko-Juwoi language
• Andh language
• Angami–Pochuri languages
• Angika language
• Ao languages
• Apabhraṃśa
• Are Bhashe dialect
• Atong language (Sino-Tibetan)
• Awadhi language

B

• Bahing language
• Bajjika dialect
• Bangalore Kannada
• Bauria language
• Bengali grammar
• Bengali vocabulary
• Bhilali language
• Bhili language
• Bhilori language
• Bhojpuri language
• Bible translations into the languages of India
• Bible translations into the languages of Northeast India
• Bihari languages
• Bishnupriya Manipuri language
• Bodo languages
• Bodo Parja language
• Bodo–Garo languages
• Bodo–Koch languages
• Bombay Hindi
• Bonda language
• Bori language
• Braj Bhasha
• Brokskat language
• Bundeli language

C

• Chamling language
• Central Institute of Indian Languages
• Chakma language
• Chang language
• Chhattisgarhi language
• Chokri language

D

• Dakhini
• Damu language
• Dardic languages
• Dhimal language
• Dhimal languages
• Digaro languages
• Digaro Mishmi language
• Dimasa language
• Doabi dialect
• Dogri–Kangri languages
• Domari language
• Duruwa language

E

• Eighth Schedule to the Constitution of India
• English language

F

• Fraser alphabet

G

• Gallong language
• Gamit language
• Garo language
• Groma language
• Gta’ language
• Gujarati grammar
• Gujari language
• Gutob language

H

• Haflong Hindi
• Hajong language
• Hakha Chin language
• Halbi language
• Hanklyn-Janklin
• Harauti dialect
• Hindi-to-Punjabi Machine Translation System
• Hindi-Urdu vocabulary
• Hmar language
• Hruso language
• Hruso languages

I

• The Indian Antiquary
• Indian English
• Regional differences and dialects in Indian English
• Indian French
• Indian Languages Festival
• Indo-Pakistani Sign Language
• Indo-Portuguese creoles

J

• Jad language
• Jangil
• Japanese language education in India
• Jarawa language (Andaman Islands)
• Jeseri dialect
• Juang language
• Judeo-Malayalam

K

• Kachari language
• Kachin–Luic languages
• Kalto language
• Kukna language
• Kangri dialect
• Kanikkaran language
• Khamyang language
• Kharia language
• Kharia people
• Kharia Thar language
• Khasi language
• Kheza language
• Khiamniungan language
• Kho-Bwa languages
• Khowa language
• Koch language
• Koch languages
• Kokborok
• Kolarian
• Koli language
• List of loanwords in Konkani
• Konyak language
• Konyak languages
• Koraga language
• Korlai Indo-Portuguese
• Kosli language
• Kukish languages
• Kullu language
• Kumari tamil
• Kupia language
• Kurukh language
• Kutchi language

L

• Lahuli–Spiti language
• Lai languages
• Language isolates and independent language families in Arunachal
• Languages with official status in India
• Languages of the Indian subcontinent
• Languages of Tripura
• Linguistic Survey of India
• Lish language
• List of Kosli language magazines
• Lisu language
• Lolo-Burmese languages
• Lotha language
• Lubanki dialect
• Lyngngam language

M

• Madras Bashai
• Magahi language
• Magar language
• Magari language
• Maharashtri Prakrit
• Maharashtrian Konkani
• Majhwar language
• Mal Paharia language
• Maldivian language
• Malvi language
• Malwai dialect
• Mandeali language
• Mara language
• Madiya language
• Muria language
• Memoni language
• Mewari language
• Middle Indo-Aryan languages
• Midzu languages
• Miji languages
• Miju language
• Mizo language
• Mongsen Ao language
• Mugom dialect
• Mundari language

N

• Naanam Moonam
• Haldhar Nag
• Naga Sign Language
• Nagpuri
• Nahari language
• Names of the Republic of India in its official languages
• National Translation Mission
• Nawayathi dialect
• Nihali language
• Ninety-second Amendment of the Constitution of India
• Nocte language
• Ntenyi language

O

• Odia morphology
• Official Languages Commission
• Official languages of Puducherry
• Ollari language
• Önge language

P

• Pahari languages
• Malto language
• Pali
• Palya Bareli language
• Pardhi language
• Pauri Bareli language