- Gujarati belongs to the Western Indo-Aryan linguistic group. - Language rankings in India are based on the number of native speakers. - 2011 Census data is the standard reference for language demographics in India unless otherwise specified.
Which of the following statements with reference to Gujarati language are correct? 1. Gujarati language belongs to the family of Indo-Aryan Western. 2. Gujarati language belongs to the family of Indo-Aryan Central. 3. Gujarati language speakers are at the sixth position among major languages spoken in India as per the 2011 Census of India. 4. Gujarati language speakers are almost equal to the number of Urdu language speakers in India as per the 2011 Census of India.
Asked in GPSC Prelims CSP 2 2022 · Topic: India: Population (Population Composition: Rural-Urban, Religious, Linguistic)
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