402K views · 10K reactions | The Kurgan Hypothesis suggests that Indo-Aryan languages spread from the Pontic-Caspian steppe through migration and conquests around 4000-3000 BCE. These nomadic tribes, known for their warrior culture and horse-riding skills, influenced vast regions, shaping the linguistic landscape of South Asia. Discover the fascinating journey of language evolution! #IndoAryan #KurganHypothesis #Linguistics #AncientHistory #hindi | Rohan Tyagi | Facebook

India, a land of rich cultural heritage, boasts an incredible variety of languages. Here are the four major language groups that form the backbone of our linguistic diversity: Indo-Aryan Languages: Predominantly spoken in Northern, Western, and Central India. Key languages include Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, and Gujarati. 🗣️✨ Dravidian Languages: Mainly spoken in Southern India. Major languages include Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam. 🌺🗣️ Austroasiatic Languages: Found primarily in Eastern

The Indo-Aryan Migration theory suggests that Indo-European-speaking groups moved into India around 1500 BCE, influencing the development of Vedic culture. However, the theory remains debated. Some scholars argue it was a gradual cultural diffusion rather than a large-scale migration, supported by linguistic, genetic, and archaeological evidence. Recent studies show complex interactions between indigenous populations and migrants, making the origins of the Indo-Aryans a nuanced subject with ongo