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The Hindi Imposition Debate: A Step Back for India’s Diversity India thrives on its linguistic mosaic 22 official languages and hundreds of dialects. Yet, only 43.6% of Indians speak Hindi natively, though about 57% know it. Imposing one language is

The way you speak, the way you think, the way you tell are very important and it should be aligned together for your mental well being.

I was thinking about the language sanskrit. As an ancient language used by our ancestors to communicate. This literature is the origin of various language like marathi, hindi, urdu, etc. Is there any chance we can grow the sanskrit language "the orig

Speak to people in a way that if they died the next day, you'd be satisfied with the last thing you said to them.

Do you see the power of visual storytelling? 💪 A vocabulary word of German language has been broken down with a visual, which eventually helped the kid imagine the meaning of the word 😇 Every person has its own meaning of the word and visual stor

Do you think medial should have a translate button like Instagram comments ? I am from south india and IDK Hindi many comments or posts are in hindi if there was a way to translate it would be great. What do you think ?

The quickest way to become invisible is to become mediocre. The quickest way to lose influence is to not use it. The quickest way to not be heard is to not speak. Don’t become the average. Build your voice.

Natural Language Processing for Indian languages India is one of the most linguistically diverse countries in the world, with 22 official languages and hundreds of regional dialects. To make technology truly accessible, we need Natural Language Proc