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Hi Saidevo,

Origin of Sanskrit is NOT a mystery. It has been made mysterious by some people to keep harping on the aryan invasion theory. Ask these researchers, they will tell you Ramayana & Mahabarata are pure fiction because the more you try to align to historical events, they relate to south dravidian chieftains - Possibly Narasimhavarman (also known as Vishnu) & Kannada King (Pulekeshi) a great worshipped of Shiva, (refer jain texts written in sanskrit openly saying it is a story of 2 south dravidian chieftains etc..), etc..

for Aryan Sanskrit origin, Sanskrit must be chanted like Hindi or north Indian languages at least in some place on this earth !! No race will change the entire structure of the langauge & every word ending as a "dravidian word/tongue". even if so, some people in North must have a "sanskrit langauge" similar to Hindi or north languages somewhere or written at least !!. No evidence whatsoever.

So it is clearly dravidian origin, caste system is dravidian origin (as per Megasthenes himself written 2000 yrs back in Madurai Kingdom in his famous Indicaa). If caste system is dravidian, Brahmins have to dravidian, hence Sanskrit has to be dravidian. Absolutely No confusion on this !!

for eg, there are Jews in Kerala settled for 2000+ yrs, they speak hewbrew like Hebrew is spoken !!, not in a dravidian tonque Since Sanskrit indigeneously originates in Dravidian kingdoms it is spoken in a dravidian tongue !!.

Cheers,
JK