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Hindi Bhasha Gyaan Quiz
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Hindi Bhasha Gyaan Quiz

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Hindi is primarily spoken in which region of India?

  • Southern India
  • Northern India (correct)
  • Eastern India
  • Western India
  • What script is used to write Hindi?

  • Latin
  • Arabic
  • Cyrillic
  • Devanagari (correct)
  • How many official languages does the Government of India have?

  • Three
  • Five
  • Two (correct)
  • Four
  • In how many states is Hindi an official language?

    <p>Nine</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is Hindi described as in relation to the Hindustani language?

    <p>A standardised and Sanskritised register</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Hindi ke baare mein

    • Hindi India ke north-central region mein primarily spoken hai.
    • Hindi likhne ke liye Devanagari script ka use hota hai.

    Bharat Sarkar ke baare mein

    • Bharat Sarkar ke paas official languages ki ginti 22 hai.

    Hindi ki sthaan

    • Hindi 9 states mein official language hai.

    Hindi aur Hindustani

    • Hindi ko Hindustani language ke ek variant ki tarah describe kiya gaya hai.

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    Hindi Bhasha Quiz: Test your knowledge of Hindi language and its cultural significance. Identify common Hindi vocabulary, understand grammar rules, and explore the rich heritage of Hindi literature.

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