In a move aimed at reshaping India’s linguistic future, the government is harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) and digital technologies to bridge the country’s vast linguistic diversity. Through platforms such as Bhashini, BharatGen, and Adi-Vaani, India is embedding support for all 22 Scheduled Languages — and dozens of tribal and regional dialects — into its digital infrastructure.

The initiative marks a pivotal step towards inclusive digital governance and education, ensuring citizens can access information and services in their native languages. “A language is not just a mode of communication — it is the soul of a civilization, its culture, and its heritage,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi has often emphasized, reflecting the philosophy driving this transformation.

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