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• Angika Region — comprises the following districts in the eastern part of India. Eastern North Eastern Bihar Bhagalpur District, Katihar District, Purnia District, Banka District, Madhepura District, Jamui District,and Munger District. North Eastern Jharkhand… …   Wikipedia

• Angika language — language name=Angika nativename=अङ्गिका, अंगिका familycolor=Indo European states=India, Nepal, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos and Malaysia region=Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Delhi, Mumbai, Calcutta, Surat speakers=740,892 (of whom approx. 725,000 in… …   Wikipedia

• Angika — noun An Indo Aryan language, spoken primarily in India, Nepal, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos and Malaysia …   Wiktionary

• Angika — ISO 639 3 Code : anp ISO 639 2/B Code : anp ISO 639 2/T Code : anp ISO 639 1 Code : Scope : Individual Language Type : Living …   Names of Languages ISO 639-3

• aṅgikā — अङ्गिका …   Indonesian dictionary

• āṅgika — आङ्गिक …   Indonesian dictionary

• Culture of Angika Region — Angika region, comprises of the districts of Banka, Bhagalpur, Munger, Jamui, Lakhisarai, and Shekhpura in the eastern part of India. Angika is the mother tongue of people of this area. [http://discoverbihar.bih.nic.in/pages/angika culture.htm]… …   Wikipedia

• Culture of Bihar — Angika RegionAngika region, comprises of the districts of Banka, Bhagalpur, Munger, Jamui, Lakhisarai, and Shekhpura in the eastern part of India. Angika is the mother tongue of people of this area. [http://discoverbihar.bih.nic.in/pages/angika… …   Wikipedia

• Aspirant states of India — Map of India showing most of the aspirant states: #Anga Pradesh(Brown) #Ladakh (Pink) #Harit Pradesh (Dark Green) #Maru Pradesh (Dark Grey) #Bundelkhand (Dark blue) #Bagelkhand (water blue) #Purvanchal (Purple) #Mithila #Gorkhaland (red)… …   Wikipedia

• Bihari culture — The culture of Bihar, an eastern state of India, includes aspects such as literature, cuisine, performing and visual arts, and festivals. Contents 1 Language 2 Literature 3 Performing arts 3.1 Music …   Wikipedia