Social Science · Indian Languages and Dialects
Bhatri, Bhuiya, and Desia are dialects or languages spoken by certain tribal and regional communities in India. In terms of being classified as regional languages, variants, or dialects, which of the following groups represent sets of regional languages or dialects of India? P. Bagri, Bhateali, Kahluri Q. Chakma, Hajong, Rajbangsi R. Awadhi, Bagri, Bhagoria S. Gojri, Pattani, Punchi
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P, Q, R and S
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