Studying linguistics boosts cognitive skills, reveals cultural depth, and highlights AI's limits in translation, urging inclusive, data-rich language education.
India’s linguistic diversity aids AI development, preserves culture, & empowers education. UNESCO backs indigenous languages; Govt supports AI in 22 languages.
Linguistics teaches language patterns, boosts appreciation, aids AI training, and supports cognitive growth through mother tongue and multilingual education.
A classroom activity celebrating India’s linguistic and cultural diversity fostered unity, curiosity, and belonging through stories, food, and shared heritage.
Actor Darshana Rajendran struggled to learn Telugu pointing to linguistic challenges even within the Dravidian family due to phonetic & lexical differences.
Language is viewed as interconnected constructions of form and meaning, bridging syntax and lexicon, shaping teaching, NLP, & linguistic evolution holistically.
CLT promotes real-life communication; GTM focuses on grammar and translation; Duolingo blends fun, personalization, and motivation in learning.
With the help of the elders in the pastoral community of Toda, an effort is being undertaken to revive the tribal language with the assistance of linguists.
India’s linguistic diversity is under threat as tribal languages face exclusion from education and AI, risking cultural loss and deepening inequality.
Dravidian languages have some common features with other South Asian languages. But differ in some areas. They have greatly enriched Indian Knowledge Systems.
Languages change with society. Sociolinguistics reveals how migration, social structures, and cultural exchange create new dialects and enrich language.
A Chinese study finds linguistic diversity boosts innovation via collaboration and more patented inventions, although a common language helps reduce barriers.
Study shows Tamil, Malayalam, Gujarati & Punjabi speakers abroad outnumber home states. Mumbai hosts major diasporas; Hindi leads domestically and globally
IIT Hyderabad & TCS iON launch a VLSI Chip Design course with hands-on Bootcamp, starting Oct 8, 2025, to bridge the industry-academia skill gap.
Jagdeep Dhankar emphasized India’s unity through language, urging against division. He praised India’s rich linguistic heritage as a global cultural strength.
Using AI, an academic team in Nagaland is documenting Nagamese and tribal languages to build multilingual translation tools and preserve linguistic diversity.
Tripura boosts efforts to preserve its rich tribal heritage across 19 communities through language primers, journals, folk arts, and cultural documentation.
Is Hindi our national language? Explore India’s linguistic richness, AI’s role in 22 tongues, living languages, and Gen Alpha’s new words in this Digest.
Mothers' language choices impact children's future. Bilingual kids are sharper and kinder. Watch the Digest, how family talk shapes your child's success.
Learn to celebrate linguistic diversity. New policies and research show that using home languages helps students thrive and builds stronger learners.
Multilingualism is a tool for inclusion. Research shows it builds sharper minds. Lead with wisdom. Every language is an asset, not a barrier. Watch the Digest.
Words inspire confidence, shape identity, reduce prejudice, and spark social change, proving language is a bridge that builds a kinder, inclusive society.
Teachers show how AI makes storytelling, role play, and games more engaging, helping students gain fluency, confidence, and joy in language learning.
Infosys, Reliance, U-Go, DXC & Muskaan scholarships offer ₹2L, ₹1L, ₹60k, ₹50k & ₹12k plus mentorship, supporting STEM, UG and school students across India.
A heartfelt journey through tribal education, revealing how multilingualism empowers identity, cognition, and justice in India's diverse classrooms.
Adi Vaani, India’s first AI tribal language translator, empowers communities by preserving endangered languages and enabling inclusive digital access.
A language lover’s humorous journey through failed attempts at learning Hindi, cultural missteps, and the enduring hope of mastering multilingualism.
In Kokborok, both father and baby are called ‘Babu’—a mark of equal respect. Efforts grow to preserve Tripura’s tribal languages and cultural traditions.
