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| | Bhojpuriya :: Oct 2005 |
 | | After Thakur’s death in 1971, his theatre style and use of bhojpuri language are continually being abused by the music industry in producing bhojpuri songs and plays replete with sexual innuendo. |
 | | BHOJPURI is one of the popular languages of India, spoken mainly in the eastern part of Uttar Pradesh, western part of Bihar, Jharkhand, Nepal, Mauritius (national language), Guyana, Surinam, Trinidad and Tobago, Fiji, Singapore, Malaysia and South Africa. |
 | | The Bhojpuri of Allahabad and the surrounding areas is mixed with Awadhi; similarly, the Bhojpuri of Vaishali is influenced by Maithili and Bajjika. |
| www.bhojpuria.com /blog/archive/bhojpuriya/0,10,2005 (2959 words) |
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