486 participants selected through stratified random sampling measures provide data across an instrument of 50 word tokens. These features deviate from Standard Sri Lankan English (SSLE) as well as the pronunciation of Sinhala/Other Variety of Sri Lankan English (S/OVSLE) bilinguals. This validation is constructed through the analysis of the % rate of occurrence of 10 pronunciation characteristics unique in Tamil/Other Variety of Sri Lankan English (T/OVSLE) bilinguals. The status of Tamil English is examined and empirical validation is procured for its recognition as a separate entity in the taxonomy of SLE pronunciation. This book examines dialectal variation in Sri Lankan English (SLE) pronunciation through a taxonomic vantage where the architecture is scrutinized through deviations in lexical pronunciation. 310, Inscriptions of the Srirangam Temple, Bilingual (Sanskrit, Kannada) Inscriptions, pp 321-322 ASI South Indian Inscriptions, Vol XXIV, No.

310, Trilingual (Tamil, Sanskrit, Telugu) Inscriptions, pp 400-405 E. ASI South Indian Inscriptions, Vol XXIII, No. Minutes of the WG02 meeting on Grantha Unicode Proposals at Symantec, Chennai D. Minutes of the WG02 meeting on Grantha Unicode Proposals at EFEO, Pondicherry C. Appendix A: WG02 Investigation of Grantha Encoding Proposals Data Collection Summary B. INFITT-WG02-Report-on-Grantha-Encoding-Unicode-Proposals.pdf and A. The following documents were enclosed for consideration at the Unicode Technical Committee held in February 2011 all of which are included in this file. The Working Group also conducted tow in-person meetings where it assembled several scholars and domain experts and the minutes of those meetings are also enclosed.

International Forum for Information Technology in Tamil (INFITT - ) through its Unicode Working Group has reviewed the various Grantha proposals and has commented on those in the enclosed documents.

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