Added tutorials for South-Asian languages

[siddharthkv7]

@kylepjohnson @clemsciences
I have tried to make tutorials for the Indian languages. Could you please review and let me know if any changes are to be made? :)

[clemsciences]

For now, it looks great! I'm going to read your notebooks a bit later.

[clemsciences]

I read all the notebooks and it seems to me that it is great! @kylepjohnson, there is a great work done here!

[siddharthkv7]

@clemsciences Thanks for the appreciation! Meanwhile, is there something else that I can work upon maybe?

[clemsciences]

@siddharthkv7 I don't know, maybe you can try to code features, that some Indian languages have, for Indian languages that don't (it's too late for me to write a syntactically correct sentence in English).

[kylepjohnson]

Thank you @clemsciences for looking this over.

@siddharthkv7 There is one small change I would like you to do: Put all of your notebooks into one dir called south_asia. So: languages/south_asia/Bengali_tutorial.ipynb, languages/south_asia/Gujarati_tutorial.ipynb, etc..

I know that Tegulu is not Indo-European, but otherwise these languages have a lot in common and will have common users. I am open to reconsidering this, if and when we have many notebooks for a particular language.

[siddharthkv7]

@kylepjohnson I'll do it right away :)
I just had a small doubt. Telugu is Dravidian as opposed to the other family of languages, which is Indo-Aryan (or Indo-European) . Same is the case with languages Kannada and Malayalam too. So, should I be including these tutorials or should we be dropping them?

[kylepjohnson]

No, let's not drop them. I think the south_asia name is obvious enough for now. I'll merge this now.

@siddharthkv7 Are there any other tasks you want to work on?

[siddharthkv7]

@kylepjohnson I am eager to work on more tasks! I was hoping if you could give me a few ideas hehe :P