These dialects originated during the colonial rule of Britain in India in 17th century, they were often used in their official communication. I do see these dialects flowing in business communications in Indian english and are treasured thus far.
What I have to ask here is… How true these dialects are and would it be fair to use them in day to day communication(Writing or verbally)?
I would appreciate, if you guys can come up with some more(these kind of) dialects, which could be a great learning for all of us.
Folks, do correct my grammatical mistakes, if any.
Thank you! 
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Hello Gkukreti,
When you say “dialects”, I assume you mean the expressions you wrote in the title of this thread. Right?
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“Please do the needful” => This sounds very odd/awkward to my American ears. Would you use that to say “Please do whatever is necessary”?
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“you will be intimated shortly” => This really doesn’t make much sense to me at all, though I imagine I might get the meaning in context.
I would not use either expression (American English).
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That’s right. I found them at wikipedia.
Well, I see them being used ocassionally, which I suppose is wrong from an American speaker perspective, or, is it neglected in British English as well.
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