
As per Hindu culture and folklore, Sanskrit is the language understood by Hindu Gods and Goddesses. It is a language that descended directly from the Heavens.

Worshipping Gods and Goddesses with mantras using the Sanskrit language is a common practice even in today’s day and age.
That is why the Sanskrit language is also known as the Soul of Indian culture and civilization.
Sanskrit is the oldest and classical Indian Language. All the Indian languages have evolved from the Sanskrit language.
Each state of India has its own unique language and dialect. And with each passing village in India, the dialect changes. So, India has many languages with different dialects.

Of the many languages spoken in India, The constitution of India recognizes 22 regional languages, known as scheduled languages.
List Of The 22 Scheduled Languages Of India
1. Assamese
2. Bengali
3. Bodo
4. Dogri
5. Gujarati
6. Hindi
7. Kannada
8. Kashmiri
9. Konkani
10. Maithili
11. Malayalam
12. Manipuri
13. Marathi
14. Nepali
15. Odia
16. Punjabi
17. Sanskrit
18. Santali
19. Sindhi
20. Tamil
21. Telugu
22. Urdu

Official Languages Of India
India doesn’t have any national language.
Hindi and English languages have gained the honour of being the two official languages of India.

So, in the Indian Parliament, communication can only be done in Hindi or in English languages.
You will always find some common words within the hundreds of languages spoken in India. As each language is created with the help of the main language , Sanskrit.

Indian languages also expresses the feeling of
Unity In Diversity .