WHILE Americans and Britons squabbled last month over who's doing what to whose language, English-speakers ... South Indian speakers of Dravidian languages considered that a cultural imposition ...

The branches and roots of this tree have been used since antiquity ... along with the isolated Dravidian language Brahui and the language isolate Burushaski. During the Indus Valley civilisation ...

The Dravidian family of languages has around ... By using various techniques to assess the age of the language tree — from which dialects branched out — they found the root of the tree ...

Some say the language group emerged from the steppes ... The languages spoken in South India, such as Tamil and Malayalam, are Dravidian -- a separate linguistic group that's altogether distinct ...

for example — Pagel and his team of linguists drew a family tree tracing these ultraconserved words back through the seven modern language families. David Brown at the Washington Post reports ...

India is a nation without a national language. It is a nation with two official languages, one of which is not even an Indian language. But this is hardly surprising considering India’s unique ...

It is beyond doubt that a proto-Dravidian language variety had been in existence in South India, and most likely in various other parts of India as well, prior to its coming in contact with Sanskrit.

On this occasion.. let's know some facts about the Telugu language. Do you know which Dravidian language is spoken by the most people in the world? Our Telugu. Believe it or not, this is true.