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... Dravidian was at one time fairly widespread . In Baluchistan we have the bloc of the Brahui speech , which is Dravidian ; and it is quite conceivable that the Brahui area is just a surviving fragment of a very wide - spread Dravidian ...
... Dravidian was at one time fairly widespread . In Baluchistan we have the bloc of the Brahui speech , which is Dravidian ; and it is quite conceivable that the Brahui area is just a surviving fragment of a very wide - spread Dravidian ...
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... Dravidian lines and indepen- dent of Sanskrit models . " In respect of Telugu , Kanarese and to a lesser extent Malayalam also Basham held that ' the grammar and structure of the Dravidian speech differ wholly from the Aryan type ...
... Dravidian lines and indepen- dent of Sanskrit models . " In respect of Telugu , Kanarese and to a lesser extent Malayalam also Basham held that ' the grammar and structure of the Dravidian speech differ wholly from the Aryan type ...
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... Dravidian and the Aryan . Tagore has indicated in his inimitable way that the Dravidians might not be intros pective or metaphysical but they were artists and they could sing , design and construct . The transcendental thought of the ...
... Dravidian and the Aryan . Tagore has indicated in his inimitable way that the Dravidians might not be intros pective or metaphysical but they were artists and they could sing , design and construct . The transcendental thought of the ...
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Presidential Address | 6 |
Cultural History Section Presidential Address | 39 |
Study of Regional History Problems and Prospects | 46 |
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