Question

Dogri is a language spoken in parts of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Punjab. Its earliest mention is in Amir Khusro’s list of Indian languages. It does not have a script of its own. It is written in either the Devnagari or the Persian script. Find out about other Indian languages that are spoken but do not have a script of their own.

Answer 1

Examples include Bhili and many varieties of Gondi, which are often written using scripts such as Devanagari, Gujarati, or Telugu rather than one script used by all their speakers. Khasi is commonly written in the Roman script. Script use can vary by region, and some languages have older or newly developed scripts, so these examples are best described as languages without one universally used script of their own.