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Genuine question! When English was not there then in which language indians were talking to each other if they are from different state!

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Right Singh1 year ago

Genuine question

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Broufus1 year ago

The language of the court for hundreds of years right up to partition was persian. Persian was spoken and written by people of all faiths. Go back and ask your grandfather. He can explain that to you.

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Sathyamoorthy V1 year ago

Majority are not talking to each other which is not required...Only travelers and traders did.... When someone comes to Tamilnadu they spoke in Tamil and when someone went to Delhi they spoke in Hindi....Stupid Logic....

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Indic Voices1 year ago

So, this idiot does not know that before the British came Persian was the official language during the Mughal period.

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Based Monk (#Unreserved)1 year ago

Sanskrit, Prakrit.

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Charactale AI1 year ago

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Gujjubhai Against War/apartheid1 year ago

Hum ek doosre ke gale kaat rahe thay loduchand.

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Confused Atma1 year ago

Your argument is perfect But then there were 800 years of invaders and Colonialism - In today's context, this argument is irrelevant. We need one language as per the Data Majority of Indians understand Hindi Professional language is English

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arun murugesan.1 year ago

If the British hadn't come to India..we would not have rallied together against them under Mahatma Gandhi..infact we would have existed as separate linguistic provinces..thank the British for the idea called INDIA..

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nameless1 year ago

People hardly travelled far and those who did could speak. My great grandfather was into jhute business. Travelled a lot to Maharashtra and knew marathi. (My grandma is Marathi 😊). So ya! Different time different world.

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