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Assamese, Bengali, and Oriya are commonly spoken by the people of ___________.

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Eastern India

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Western India

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Northern India

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Southern India

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Solution

The correct option is C Eastern India
Assamese, Bengali and Oriya are commonly spoken by the people of Eastern India. Hindi and English are also spoken marginally. Assamese is spoken in Assam, Bengali in West Bengal and Oriya is spoken in the state of Orissa.

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