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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword. Part I: Scheduled Languages. 1. Hindi. 2. Maithili. 3. Nepali Samar Sinha and Balaram Pandey. 4. Santali. 5. Urdu Ehtisham Akhtar (Translated by Vibha S. Chauhan). Part II: Non-Scheduled Languages. 6. Angika Ramesh Mohan Sharma Atmavishwas (Translated by Prashant Mishra). 7. Bajjika. 8. Bhojpuri Vibha S. Chauhan. 9. Magadhi/Magahi. 10. Surjapuri Vibha S. Chauhan. Part III: Tribal Languages. 11. Asuri Vibha S. Chauhan. 12. Birhor Vibha S. Chauhan. 13. Ho Damyanti Sinku. 14. Korwa Hari Oraon. 15. Kurukh/Kudukh Hari Oraon and Shanti Khalkho. 16. Mal Pahariya. 17. Mundari Bisheshwar Munda and Birendra Kumar Soy. Bibliography. Index. Bihar is one of the larger, more populous states in what is popularly known as the Hindi belt of India. There is close contact between the languages of Bihar, West Bengal and Odisha as there has always been an intermingling of culture, language and literature among these states. This has significantly enhanced the linguistic diversity of Bihar. This volume of the People s Linguistic Survey of India, The Languages of Bihar (volume six, part two), discusses the Tribal, Scheduled and Non-Scheduled languages spoken in the state, with special emphasis on the tribal languages.