Dialects and languages are distinctly different classes. A dialect is a naturally evolved medium of communication between members of a genetically unique population. When several dialects lived in a geography, a language with artificial rules of syntax and grammar was invented to facilitate communication between different dialects. Dialects carry genetic information about people; languages have no genetic information. Languages were invented by a committee and taught in schools. India has 22 languages and 2,200 dialects, on an average, 100 dialects were forced to learn an invented language. Only dialects, not languages, are DNA samples. Linguists made the false assumption that languages were DNA and invented false theories of Indian history.