Question
Which Dravidian language is spoken outside India in Baluchistan?
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The correct answer is
Brahui
Brahui is the Dravidian language spoken outside India, mainly in the Baluchistan region of Pakistan, despite being surrounded by Indo-Iranian languages.
Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam are Dravidian languages spoken primarily within India, not in Baluchistan.
Hence, Brahui is the correct answer.
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