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Master weaver’s gift for Ayodhya Ram temple consecration

Master weaver designs and weaves a 180-foot silk saree with Ramayana story and 'Jai Shriram' in multiple languages.

The Hindu

Hafta letters: Native languages, employability, Tata controversy

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Newslaundry

Centre to prepare textbooks in regional languages in three years

The Union Education Ministry has directed all school and higher education regulators such as the University Grants Commission, the NCERT, and the Indira Gandhi National Open University and the heads of IITs, Central Universities, and the National Institutes of Technologies to make study material in regional languages available for all…

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Galaxy S24 AI Not Available in All Languages, Is Your Language On The List?

Samsung Galaxy S24 series owners can use AI tools to communicate with people in other languages through live translations and other features.

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Will we ever be able to communicate with aliens?

Scientists are investigating the possible forms that alien languages might take — and whether we might be able to understand them.

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Monolingualism Kills Your Economy And Your Brain

Multilingual people experience life differently than monolinguals, offering employers and their respective countries distinct benefits.

International Business Times

Year after NDTV exit, Prannoy Roy returns with new venture deKoder

Nearly one year after the Adani Group’s takeover of NDTV, the channel’s founder Prannoy Roy has returned with his new venture deKoder – an AI-driven website and app to analyse issues in several Indian languages.

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What's lost when languages disappear?

Thousands of languages are in danger of disappearing — here's why they need saving

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UGC invites authors, critics to write textbooks for UG courses

The University Grants Commission is seeking authors to write original textbooks for undergraduate courses in various subjects in 12 Indian languages

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UGC looks for authors to write textbooks in regional languages

The University Grants Commission (UGC) has sought expressions of interest from teachers, academics and authors for writing textbooks in 12 Indian languages for undergraduate-level courses in arts, science, commerce, and social sciences.

The Hindu

Making books relevant for children: A battle in the digital age

In an era dominated by smartphones, tablets, and countless electronic gadgets, there are concerns about children losing out on the enchanting world of books. Words on paper, competing for attention against the glow of digital screens, tend to be less appealing, but the long-term costs of this are flagged by…

The Hindu

Lack Of Legal Services In Immigrants' Native Languages Lead To Double Exclusion: Social Justice Collaborative

The language barrier exacerbates the already unjust and discriminatory immigration policies implemented by the U.S. government.

International Business Times

16 new datasets in Indian languages for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning research

The Linguistic Data Consortium for Indian Languages (LDC-IL) is a Scheme of the Ministry of Education and it works on development of digital corpora in Indian languages. Housed in the Central Institute of Indian Languages (CIIL), Mysuru, the LDC-IL organised the 8th Project Advisory Committee meeting here on Monday.

The Hindu

These ChatGPT-powered Solos smart glasses just eliminated the language barrier at CES 2024

Solos just unveiled a new universal translation feature for its ChatGPT-powered AirGo3 wearable smart glasses! Here's what to expect.

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Digital tools set to save Kashmiri script from disuse

Microsoft and Google infuse new life into Kashmiri language, helping 70 lakh speakers and reviving its rich literature.

Windows Central

This new Windows 11 feature reminds me of the long-since-canceled Home Hub

Microsoft just released the first two Insider builds of 2024. One of the updates includes an improved weather experience that will show you more information on the lock screen.

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University staff to vote on strike action over course axing

STAFF at Aberdeen University are being balloted over potential strike action after the institution decided to scrap single honours degrees in modern…

The Conversation

Dating someone with a different mother tongue? Learning each other's language will enrich your relationship

Are you in a relationship with someone who grew up speaking a different language to you? Perhaps you’re dating, and wondering about your long-term future. You’re far from alone.

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What is radiocarbon dating? | Explained

Radiocarbon dating has revolutionised the study of time and its effects in various branches of science, sociology, and psychology. Its advent allowed scholars a clearer and measurable view of the past, opening the door to findings whose importance resonate to this day – including the history of human migration, the…

The Hindu

SC’s translation projects raced ahead in 2023 as retd. HC judges, law clerks help AI

Currently, the highest number of translated judgments are in Hindi at 22,396, followed by Punjabi (3,572), Kannada (1,899), Tamil (1,172), and Gujarati (1,112).

The Guardian - UK

Can an app decide if a language lives or dies? Not if Welsh speakers have anything to do with it

Duolingo is ‘pausing’ its Welsh course despite high demand – we need robust forms of learning that aren’t driven by profit, says writer and documentary-maker Gwenno Robinson

International Business Times

Harry Potter Conjurer JK Rowling's Net Worth: Stuff Of Magical Realism Lore

J.K. Rowling, the British author who conjured up the hugely popular Harry Potter franchise, has made a billion-dollar fortune from seven novels translated into 80 languages, which sold 500 million copies, and eight blockbuster films made out of it.

The Hindu

YouTube launches Hindi auto-captioning feature after 13 years

YouTube rolls out Hindi auto-captioning for hearing impaired viewers, expanding language data availability in India. The feature was first launched for English in 2010

The Hindu

Bhasha literatures cross borders

When academician and literary historian Professor N.S. Gundur began thinking about Kannada texts that readers beyond the Kannada world should read, he started by making a list of books. “I ended up deleting most of the titles because they largely spoke to Kannada audience,” says Gundur, one of the three recipients of…

The Conversation

5 under-appreciated crime novels you should read

It’s hard for writers to break into the crime fiction market. It’s especially hard for authors who write in languages other than English or write on the anglophone periphery. Unless they are the big names of Nordic noir, translated crime novels are rarely advertised or placed in prominent positions in…

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