diphtongisation of long vowels

abscence of contrast between long and short vowels

The voiced /ð/ and the voiceless /Ө / are usually pronounced as the voiced /v/ and the voiceless /f/ respectively

the voiced /ð/ and the voiceless /Ө / are usually pronounced as the voiced /z/ and the voiceless /s/ respectively

is the language of high courts

is the only official language

is also called Hinglish

is the lingua franca among different regions

double negation

ommission of the plural ending

direct word order in questions

present perfect is not used

Indian English has a specific numbering system

Indian English is non-rhotic

Indian English was influenced greatly by Hiberno-English

The plosives /p/, /t/, /k/ are unaspirated in Indian English

Diphthongs are usually monophthongised

The majority of population speaks English as it is an obligatory subject in schools

abscence of trap-bath split

v-w merging

abscence of clear /l/

r-dropping

spelling pronunciation

th-fronting