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Santhali
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Santhali language is a very old Indian language. Literary practice in this language has been practiced since ancient times in the form of folk literature. It is recognised under the Eighth Schedule of the Indian Constitution, making it an official language in
Listening: Develop the ability to listen to and understand Santhali conversations, speeches, and broadcasts.
Speaking: Develop the ability to express feelings and thoughts clearly and effectively in the language.
Reading: Practice reading books, newspapers, and letters accurately, paying attention to punctuation, intonation, and paragraphs.
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