User talk:Parbati Hembram

November 2013

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• linguistic principle and this grammatical arrangement written in the another book known as " RONOR"(Grammar. The system of transliteration used in the famous book “PARSI POHA” confirmed to a system

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Throughout the 20th century the Santali language has been written in a variety of alphabets like Devnagiri, Roman, Bengali, Odiya etc. The distinct mode of writing was developed/created during the time of development of others indict script by pondit Murmu and most widely used throughout Chhottnagpur including West Bengal is called “OL CHIKI” which literally means “OL CHIKI PARSI”(OL CHIKI SCRIPT) it's consisting of 35 alphabets including 11 Vowel and 24 consonants. The Principle Six vowel are known as "Raha-Alang"(Main vowels) and 5 diacritic altogether become 11 vowels. The alphabets were arranged according to the concise linguistic principle and this arrangement was accepted by the Kherwal community for the identical development of “SANTALI” language and Literature. The system of transliteration used in the famous book “PARSI POHA” & " RONOR" (Grammar) confirmed to a system that scholar/writer have almost universally accepted to indicate the pronunciation of each " Kherwal" sound. The kherwal sounds has been classified in to two principle dialects of SANTALI Language i.e. Northern & Southern Santal dialects as per the western linguistic. It is a unique modern developed script which has both "Capital & Small" letter this Uniqueness of OL CHIKI PARSI/ALPHABATE is also proved from the used of the single alphabet “ING = I, AM= You, AJ= He" which indicate its richness from the other developed indict script of India. The deciphering of sign and symbol of the script can be understand from the literary drama book "BIDU-CHANDAN" which seems to be retrieving of the Indict Script may be used by the "Kherwal Community" during the period of “Mohenjo-Daro & Harapan” Civilizations. On the mathematical understanding separate small book " ELKHA" (Matha) was wriiten , where the distinct mathematical terms has been arranged for linguistic use and identification (Parbati (talk) 07:25, 24 November 2013 (UTC))

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• JMM(Jharkhand Mukhti Morcha) since 1972 was not attend the conference due to his personal reason.( Memorandum of 1977 links `http://inficentre.blogspot.in/2011/10/history-of-jharkhand-chronology.

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February 2014

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Hello ‌@Parbati Hembram: madam,

Are you active here?

If yes, plz talk me.Ramjit Tudu (talk) 11:57, 13 September 2017 (UTC) (msg me)