South Indian Languages with the Least Political Importance
Description: This quiz focuses on the South Indian languages that have the least political importance. These languages, despite their rich cultural and historical significance, have not gained the same level of recognition and support as other more widely spoken languages in the region. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: south indian languages political importance linguistic diversity |
Which of the following South Indian languages is considered to be the least politically important?
Which of these South Indian languages is primarily spoken in the Kodagu district of Karnataka?
Which of the following South Indian languages is spoken in the coastal region of Karnataka and parts of Kerala?
Which of these South Indian languages is spoken by the Beary community in Karnataka and Kerala?
Which of the following South Indian languages is primarily spoken in the coastal region of Karnataka and parts of Maharashtra?
Which of these South Indian languages is spoken by the Siddi community in Karnataka and Maharashtra?
Which of the following South Indian languages is spoken by the Soliga community in Karnataka?
Which of these South Indian languages is spoken by the Yerava community in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh?
Which of the following South Indian languages is spoken by the Koraga community in Karnataka and Kerala?
Which of these South Indian languages is spoken by the Toda community in the Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu?
Which of the following South Indian languages is spoken by the Kota community in the Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu?
Which of these South Indian languages is spoken by the Irula community in Tamil Nadu and Kerala?
Which of the following South Indian languages is spoken by the Paniya community in Kerala?
Which of these South Indian languages is spoken by the Kattunayakan community in Tamil Nadu and Kerala?
Which of the following South Indian languages is spoken by the Kurumba community in Tamil Nadu and Kerala?