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Answer:

Linguistically India is divided into two major linguistic families, and few more smaller linguistic families.

Explanation:

India is a country that has the second highest number of languages spoken in one country, 780 to be more precise. The majority of the languages are part of the Indo-Aryan language family, with the Dravidian languages being the second most spoken languages. Some of the smaller linguistic families are the Austroasiatic, Sino-Tibetan, and Tai-Kadai. This enormous diversity when it comes to the languages in India comes from the enormous ethnic diversity among the people of India.

  • The Indo-Aryan languages dominate India, apart from the southern part where they are absent.
  • The Dravidian languages dominate the southern part of India.
  • The smaller linguistic families are either located on the periphery of the country, or have small dispersed enclaves across the country.

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