can u name all the official languages of India?

Question

i need all 18

Answer 1

1. There are two websites that claim 23 official languages, being Hindi (which is the official language of the Union, and also an officially recognised regional language), 21 other regional languages, and English (used for official purposes). Here they are in alphabetical order.

1. Assamese
2. Bengali
3. Bodo
4. Dogri
5. English
6. Gujarati
7. Hindi
8. Kannada
9. Kashmiri
10. Konkani
11. Maithili
12. Malayalam
13. Manipuri
14. Marathi
15. Nepali
16. Oriya
17. Punjabi
18. Sanskrit
19. Santhali
20. Sindhi
21. Tamil
22. Telugu
23. Urdu

http://indiaimage.nic.in/languages.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_national_languages_of_India

2. In support of the basis of your question, there are many websites that claim that the Constitution recognises 18 official Indian languages, excluding English (rather than 22). Bizarrely this also includes another page on the Wikipedia site (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_India )! However, they then list less than 18, so it is not possible to identify the four additional languages in 1. above.

a) This website (http://www.rbcradio.com/knowlanguages.html ) lists 16 languages (including Hindi, but excluding English):
1. Assamese
2. Bengali
3. Gujarati
4. Hindi
6. Kashmiri
7. Konkani
8. Malayalam
9. Marathi
10. Oriya
11. Punjabi
12. Sanskrit
13. Sindhi
14. Tamil
15. Telugu
16. Urdu

b). This website (http://www.indiasite.com/language/hindi.html ) lists 15 languages (the above list minus Konkani).

c) This website (http://www.indiabook.com/india-information/official-language.html ) also lists 15 languages (the above list minus Sanskrit).

3. If your question is for a quiz or similar, then I haven't been able to find a definitive list of 18. However, if it is for school homework, I'd go with the list of 23 languages.

Answer 2

For God sake, the national Language of India is barely Hindi. English is spoken via 80% of the inhabitants. Tamil is a language basically spoke via Tamilians. ITS no longer OUR national LANGUAGE. We do have many different community languages different than for Hindi. it somewhat is extract from Wikipedia. India has a distinctive checklist of spoken languages between distinctive communities of human beings. a minimum of 30 distinctive languages and around 2000 dialects have been pointed out. The shape of India has stipulated using Hindi and English to be the two good languages of verbal substitute for the national government. additionally, it includes a itemizing of twenty-two scheduled languages. those languages are entitled to representation on the coolest Language value, and a candidate in an examination carried out for national government provider would prefer to take the examination in any of those languages.