What vernacular language did people in the middle ages avoid writing in?

The vernacular language that people in the Middle Ages avoided writing in was their own. Instead, they used Latin, which was the language of the Church and the educated elite. This was due to the fact that Latin was seen as the language of learning and scholarship, while the vernacular languages were seen as being vulgar and unworthy of serious writing.

What was the role of Jawaharlal Nehru in formation Indian Constitution?

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