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Introduction
Classification Indian languages have evolved from different stocks and are closely connected with the different ethnic groups/ people of India. Broadly the Indian languages can be put into six groups: 1. Indo-Aryan, 2. Dravidian, 3. Sino-Tibetan, 4. Negroid, 5. Austric and These languages have interacted on one another through the centuries and have produced the major linguistic divisions of modern India. The Indo-Aryan and the Dravidian are the dominant groups and together comprises all the major languages of India. Bihari language belong to first one.
Indo-Aryan:
Linguistic Identities in Bihar
Magadhi
Bhojpuri
Bihari literature
Historical work on Literature in Bihar
Nalanda,
Aryabhatta (476-550 A.D.)
More point on Literature of Bihar
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