The Personality of India: Pre- and Proto-historic Foundation of India and Pakistan c10.101

c10.101

On the other hand we see the opposite process which again displays the centrifugal forces. Here our physical and cultural regions show their influence. Out of these very four groups of languages, have also arisen all the modern vernacular languages of India. As we shall show, it is the fragmentation and diversification, within the physical and cultural environments in the regions, that has created a strong barrier in the form of languages. Sometimes, the language, which reacts on the other modes of thinking, also accentuated the centrifugal forces. But one of the remarkable facts that support the geographic hypothesis is the designation at the various stages of our Indian languages and dialects, by the names of the regions where they were spoken.