Dravidians, also called Dravidars or Dravidans, speak Dravidian languages such as Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam. Tens of lakhs of people speak these languages across South India and ...

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We are Kannadigas. Thank you." Another post read, “Kannada is not a Dravidian language, and there is nothing called ‘Kannada-speaking Dravidians.’" Meanwhile, actor-turned-politician Vijay ...

Hindi comes from the Indo-Aryan language family while Tamil comes from a distinct and separate Dravidian family. Tamil Nadu’s neighbouring states also speak chief Dravidian languages like Telugu ...

The socio-political differences between India’s north and south may have reduced with decades of assimilation but Hindu nationalist politics is reviving the north-south conflict by undermining federal ...

Alumni and theatre practitioners in Karnataka and other southern states are calling for the National School of Drama’s ...

Mumbai education groups criticize Maharashtra's decision to make Hindi a compulsory third language, calling it an injustice and linguistic coercion.

Hindi comes from the Indo-Aryan language family while Tamil comes from a distinct and separate Dravidian family. Tamil Nadu’s neighbouring states also speak chief Dravidian languages like Telugu, ...

Thirty lakh people speak this language with its roots in the Dravidian language family, says Karnataka-based researcher Ganesh Narayandas Devy, who headed the People’s Linguistic Survey of India ...