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“A country’s future lies in the vernacular”

It is high time that the huge elephant issue on the use of Indian Languages with technology is addressed. And when we are talking about the size of the issue, we intend to acknowledge the use of Indian languages in India.

As we speak about the need to use our languages, it reflects the low dignity we have shown even after reading, learning and speaking them right from our childhood. The matter is of deep concern as it evaluates our efforts towards the upliftment of Indian languages. In spite of being in hundreds, the regional languages have somehow failed to find the right place in the heart of today’s technology.

Indian Languages defining India’s diversity –

It is a very common sight in India to find people speaking different languages, following varied customs and living in varying cultures. Mark Twain once said, “India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the great grandmother of tradition.” With 1600 dialects and 22+ recognized official languages, India defines a pretty heavy diversity. even the currency of India serves a testament to the incredibly high heights of country’s cultural variety. This broad spectrum comes undoubtedly derived from Indian languages which signifies the rise of of “Within union, there is diversity.”

Now with a deeper introduction of internet enabled devices in the remote areas, a high level of Indian language internet user have come up. As per the shared KPMG & Google data –

An concrete example –

As Indian, the situation is, we are still holding the integrity of Indian Languages. A social life example came under our radar which made us feel proud as well as motivated at the same time when we found an Indian, Mr. Bharat Pratap, questioning the food app giant, Swiggy on the non-availability of Hindi language in their application. Check the tweet here –

Although the tweet thread still required more retweets, likes and replies, it still managed to embrace the fact that as Indians we must have our languages in our day to day technologies.

Why Indian languages in today’s technologies?

This is something which should have never been put to question but since there is a considerably very low presence of Indian languages in today’s technologies, the question is rising like a wildfire. The situation is also shakening and can be very unprofitable if not taken serious. why? simple, back in the days, we use to get water naturally but today the situation is so trembling that we have started to buy it. yes, it was after the worsening of situation that steps were taken to overcome it. but why are we waiting now when we know that Localization is the prime need of the business!

It’s no less than being true that people who have studied Hindi or any other Indian Language from his/ her 4childhood isn’t an illiterate person but still forced to live a life of one. In the darkness where today’s technology is growing in the lap of a foreign language, this monopolized form of business must stop. As per the experts report, the online content accessed by Indian languages users is increasing due to different growth drivers –

 

What must be done?

There are many ways to impart your opinion, efforts or knowledge on how you can stop this from happening, likewise what Bharat Pratap did. Events such as the above must be encouraged because the problem is caused to our languages and if we aren’t showing any promptness to it, how will any other service provider or a product seller is going to even think of including Indian languages. But more than anybody, big giant companies must understand that it is the loss of their potential reach, they are the ones who must commence localization.

Without any doubt, the consumer is the king, but when it comes to Indians, things are followed like a herd of sheep. It’s not that they are not aware but it has become a tradition, a symbol of status to find and use things in foreign languages which is no less than a Taboo. Further, there have been historical events all over the globe which have proved that if the languages and the manuscripts of a particular culture aren’t preserved, it shall become extinct.

So before that happens or even commences, start urging your service providers, your sellers to sell and serve them in their language.[:hi]7 मई, 2018 बिजनेस, भारतीय अनुवादक, भाषा अनुवादक, अनुवादक

“एक देश का भविष्य स्थानीय भाषा में निहित है”
यह एक ऐसा समय है कि प्रौद्योगिकी के साथ भारतीय भाषाओं के उपयोग के मुद्दे का समाधान किया जाता है और जब हम इस मुद्दे के गंभीरता के बारे में बात कर रहे हैं, तो हम भारत में भारतीय भाषाओं के उपयोग को स्वीकार करना चाहते हैं। जैसा कि हम अपनी भाषा का उपयोग करने की जरूरत के बारे में बात करते हैं, यह हमारे बचपन से पढ़ने, सीखने और बोलने के बाद भी दिखाए गए कम गरिमा को दर्शाता है। यह मामला गहरी चिंता का विषय है क्योंकि यह भारतीय भाषाओं के उत्थान की दिशा में हमारे प्रयासों का मूल्यांकन करता है। सैकड़ों सख्या में होने के बावजूद, क्षेत्रीय भाषाएं आज की तकनीक के दौर में सही जगह खोजने में असफल रही हैं।

भारत की विविधता को परिभाषित करने वाली भारतीय भाषाएं –
अलग-अलग भाषाओं में बोलने वाले,भिन्न रीतिरिवाजों को मानाने वालों और अलग-अलग संस्कृतियों में रहने वाले लोगों को ढूंढने के लिए भारत में एक बहुत ही सामान्य दृष्टि है। मार्क ट्वेन ने एक बार कहा था कि 1600 बोलियों और 22 से अधिक मान्यता प्राप्त आधिकारिक भाषाओं के साथ “भारत मानव जाति का पालनाहर, मानव बोली का जन्मस्थान, इतिहास की जन्मदात्री , किंवदंती की दादी और परंपरा की परदादी है।” भारत व्यापक विविधता को परिभाषित करता है। यहां तक ​​कि भारत की मुद्रा भी देश की सांस्कृतिक विविधता को अविश्वसनीय रूप से उच्च मापदंडों का प्रमाण है। यह व्यापक स्पेक्ट्रम निस्संदेह भारतीय भाषाओं से लिया गया है जो “संघ के भीतर, विविधता है” के उदय का प्रतीक है।अब दूरस्थ क्षेत्रों में इंटरनेट सक्षम उपकरणों की गहन उपस्थिति के साथ, भारतीय भाषा इंटरनेट उपयोगकर्ता एक उच्च स्तर का आ गया है। साझा केपीएमजी और गूगल डेटा के अनुसार –

एक ठोस उदाहरण –
भारतीय के रूप में, स्थिति यह है कि हम अभी भी भारतीय भाषाओं की अखंडता बनाये हुए हैं। एक सामाजिक जीवन का उदाहरण हमारे सामने है जिसने हमें गर्व महसूस कराया और प्रेरित किया जब हमें एक भारतीय मिला, श्रीमान।भारत प्रताप, फ़ूड ऐप, स्विगी को उनके आवेदन में हिंदी भाषा की अनुपलब्धता पर सवाल उठाते हुए। यहां ट्वीट देखें –

“मैं आपकी एप् से खाना आर्डर कर रहा था मगर एप् अंग्रेजी मैं होने की वजह से, मुझे कुछ समझ ही नहीं आया के आर्डर कैसे करू?”

हालांकि ट्वीट को अभी भी अधिक रीट्वीट, पसंद और उत्तरों की आवश्यकता है, फिर भी इस तथ्य को अपनाने में कामयाब रहा कि भारतीय के रूप में हमारी दिन-प्रतिदिन की प्रौद्योगिकियों में हमारी भाषाएं होनी चाहिए।

आज की प्रौद्योगिकियों में भारतीय भाषाएं क्यों?
यह ऐसा कुछ है जिसे कभी सवाल नहीं किया जाना चाहिए था, लेकिन आज की प्रौद्योगिकियों में भारतीय भाषाओं की काफी कमी है, इसलिए सवाल जंगल की आग की तरह बढ़ रहा है। परिस्थितियां भी कमजोर हो रही है और यदि गंभीरता से नहीं लिया गया तो यह बहुत हानिकारक हो सकती है।क्यों ? आसान सा जवाब है कुछ वर्ष पहले, हम पानी प्रकृति से प्राप्त करते थे लेकिन आज स्थिति इतनी बदल गयी है कि हम इसे खरीदना शुरू कर दिये है। हां, यह स्थिति बिगड़ने के बाद की थी इसे दूर करने के लिए कदम उठाए गए थे लेकिन हम अब क्यों इंतजार कर रहे हैं जब हम जानते हैं कि स्थानीयकरण व्यवसाय की प्रमुख आवश्यकता है!

यह सच नहीं है कि जिन लोगों ने बचपन से हिंदी या किसी अन्य भारतीय भाषा का अध्ययन किया है, वह अशिक्षित व्यक्ति नहीं है लेकिन अभी भी एकल जीवन जीने के लिए मजबूर है। अंधेरे में जहां आज की तकनीक एक विदेशी भाषा के गोद में बढ़ रही है,व्यापार का यह एकाधिकार बंद होना चाहिए। विशेषज्ञों की रिपोर्ट के अनुसार, भारतीय भाषाओं के उपयोगकर्ताओं द्वारा उपयोग की जाने वाली ऑनलाइन सामग्री विभिन्न विकास चालकों के कारण बढ़ रही है –

क्या किया जाना चाहिए?
आपकी राय, प्रयास या ज्ञान प्रदान करने के कई तरीके हैं कि आप इसे कैसे रोक सकते हैं, जैसे भारत प्रताप ने भी किया। उपर्युक्त घटनाओं को प्रोत्साहित किया जाना चाहिए क्योंकि समस्या हमारी भाषाओं के कारण होती है और यदि हम इसके लिए कोई संकेत नहीं दिखा रहे हैं, तो कोई अन्य सेवा प्रदाता या उत्पाद विक्रेता कैसे भारतीय भाषाओं को शामिल करने के बारे में सोचने जा रहा है।लेकिन किसी व्यक्ति से भी ज्यादा, बड़ी और प्रसिद्ध कंपनियों को यह समझना चाहिए कि यह उनकी संभावित पहुंच की कमी है, ये वे लोग हैं जिन्हे स्थानीयकरण शुरू करना चाहिए।नि:संदेह उपभोक्ता राजा है, लेकिन जब भारतीयों की बात आती है, तो वह भेड़ के झुंड की तरह हो जाते हैं। ऐसा नहीं है कि वे जानते नहीं हैं लेकिन यह एक परंपरा बन गई है, जो विदेशी भाषाओं में चीजों को ढूंढने और उपयोग करने को प्रतिष्ठा का प्रतीक मानते है जो एक कमज़ोरी से कम नहीं है। इसके अलावा, दुनिया भर में ऐतिहासिक घटनाएं हुई हैं, जिन्होंने साबित कर दिया है कि यदि किसी विशेष संस्कृति की भाषाएं और पांडुलिपियों को संरक्षित नहीं किया जाता है, तो वह विलुप्त हो जाएगी । इससे पहले कि ऐसा कुछ हो या यहां तक ​​कि कुछ शुरू हो , अपने सेवा प्रदाताओं से पूछना शुरू करें, अपने विक्रेताओं को उनकी भाषा में उन्हें बेचने और उनकी सेवा करने के लिए कहे । टैग : भारतीय अनुवादक, पेशेवर अनुवादक, अनुवाद एजेंसी, अनुवाद मंच
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“A country’s future lies in the vernacular”

It is high time that the huge elephant issue on the use of Indian Languages with technology is addressed. And when we are talking about the size of the issue, we intend to acknowledge the use of Indian languages in India.

As we speak about the need to use our languages, it reflects the low dignity we have shown even after reading, learning and speaking them right from our childhood. The matter is of deep concern as it evaluates our efforts towards the upliftment of Indian languages. In spite of being in hundreds, the regional languages have somehow failed to find the right place in the heart of today’s technology.

Indian Languages defining India’s diversity –

It is a very common sight in India to find people speaking different languages, following varied customs and living in varying cultures. Mark Twain once said, “India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the great grandmother of tradition.” With 1600 dialects and 22+ recognized official languages, India defines a pretty heavy diversity. even the currency of India serves a testament to the incredibly high heights of country’s cultural variety. This broad spectrum comes undoubtedly derived from Indian languages which signifies the rise of of “Within union, there is diversity.”

Now with a deeper introduction of internet enabled devices in the remote areas, a high level of Indian language internet user have come up. As per the shared KPMG & Google data –

An concrete example –

As Indian, the situation is, we are still holding the integrity of Indian Languages. A social life example came under our radar which made us feel proud as well as motivated at the same time when we found an Indian, Mr. Bharat Pratap, questioning the food app giant, Swiggy on the non-availability of Hindi language in their application. Check the tweet here –

Although the tweet thread still required more retweets, likes and replies, it still managed to embrace the fact that as Indians we must have our languages in our day to day technologies.

Why Indian languages in today’s technologies?

This is something which should have never been put to question but since there is a considerably very low presence of Indian languages in today’s technologies, the question is rising like a wildfire. The situation is also shakening and can be very unprofitable if not taken serious. why? simple, back in the days, we use to get water naturally but today the situation is so trembling that we have started to buy it. yes, it was after the worsening of situation that steps were taken to overcome it. but why are we waiting now when we know that Localization is the prime need of the business!

It’s no less than being true that people who have studied Hindi or any other Indian Language from his/ her 4childhood isn’t an illiterate person but still forced to live a life of one. In the darkness where today’s technology is growing in the lap of a foreign language, this monopolized form of business must stop. As per the experts report, the online content accessed by Indian languages users is increasing due to different growth drivers –

 

What must be done?

There are many ways to impart your opinion, efforts or knowledge on how you can stop this from happening, likewise what Bharat Pratap did. Events such as the above must be encouraged because the problem is caused to our languages and if we aren’t showing any promptness to it, how will any other service provider or a product seller is going to even think of including Indian languages. But more than anybody, big giant companies must understand that it is the loss of their potential reach, they are the ones who must commence localization.

Without any doubt, the consumer is the king, but when it comes to Indians, things are followed like a herd of sheep. It’s not that they are not aware but it has become a tradition, a symbol of status to find and use things in foreign languages which is no less than a Taboo. Further, there have been historical events all over the globe which have proved that if the languages and the manuscripts of a particular culture aren’t preserved, it shall become extinct.

So before that happens or even commences, start urging your service providers, your sellers to sell and serve them in their language.[:be]

“A country’s future lies in the vernacular”

It is high time that the huge elephant issue on the use of Indian Languages with technology is addressed. And when we are talking about the size of the issue, we intend to acknowledge the use of Indian languages in India.

As we speak about the need to use our languages, it reflects the low dignity we have shown even after reading, learning and speaking them right from our childhood. The matter is of deep concern as it evaluates our efforts towards the upliftment of Indian languages. In spite of being in hundreds, the regional languages have somehow failed to find the right place in the heart of today’s technology.

Indian Languages defining India’s diversity –

It is a very common sight in India to find people speaking different languages, following varied customs and living in varying cultures. Mark Twain once said, “India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the great grandmother of tradition.” With 1600 dialects and 22+ recognized official languages, India defines a pretty heavy diversity. even the currency of India serves a testament to the incredibly high heights of country’s cultural variety. This broad spectrum comes undoubtedly derived from Indian languages which signifies the rise of of “Within union, there is diversity.”

Now with a deeper introduction of internet enabled devices in the remote areas, a high level of Indian language internet user have come up. As per the shared KPMG & Google data –

An concrete example –

As Indian, the situation is, we are still holding the integrity of Indian Languages. A social life example came under our radar which made us feel proud as well as motivated at the same time when we found an Indian, Mr. Bharat Pratap, questioning the food app giant, Swiggy on the non-availability of Hindi language in their application. Check the tweet here –

Although the tweet thread still required more retweets, likes and replies, it still managed to embrace the fact that as Indians we must have our languages in our day to day technologies.

Why Indian languages in today’s technologies?

This is something which should have never been put to question but since there is a considerably very low presence of Indian languages in today’s technologies, the question is rising like a wildfire. The situation is also shakening and can be very unprofitable if not taken serious. why? simple, back in the days, we use to get water naturally but today the situation is so trembling that we have started to buy it. yes, it was after the worsening of situation that steps were taken to overcome it. but why are we waiting now when we know that Localization is the prime need of the business!

It’s no less than being true that people who have studied Hindi or any other Indian Language from his/ her 4childhood isn’t an illiterate person but still forced to live a life of one. In the darkness where today’s technology is growing in the lap of a foreign language, this monopolized form of business must stop. As per the experts report, the online content accessed by Indian languages users is increasing due to different growth drivers –

 

What must be done?

There are many ways to impart your opinion, efforts or knowledge on how you can stop this from happening, likewise what Bharat Pratap did. Events such as the above must be encouraged because the problem is caused to our languages and if we aren’t showing any promptness to it, how will any other service provider or a product seller is going to even think of including Indian languages. But more than anybody, big giant companies must understand that it is the loss of their potential reach, they are the ones who must commence localization.

Without any doubt, the consumer is the king, but when it comes to Indians, things are followed like a herd of sheep. It’s not that they are not aware but it has become a tradition, a symbol of status to find and use things in foreign languages which is no less than a Taboo. Further, there have been historical events all over the globe which have proved that if the languages and the manuscripts of a particular culture aren’t preserved, it shall become extinct.

So before that happens or even commences, start urging your service providers, your sellers to sell and serve them in their language.[:ka]

“A country’s future lies in the vernacular”

It is high time that the huge elephant issue on the use of Indian Languages with technology is addressed. And when we are talking about the size of the issue, we intend to acknowledge the use of Indian languages in India.

As we speak about the need to use our languages, it reflects the low dignity we have shown even after reading, learning and speaking them right from our childhood. The matter is of deep concern as it evaluates our efforts towards the upliftment of Indian languages. In spite of being in hundreds, the regional languages have somehow failed to find the right place in the heart of today’s technology.

Indian Languages defining India’s diversity –

It is a very common sight in India to find people speaking different languages, following varied customs and living in varying cultures. Mark Twain once said, “India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the great grandmother of tradition.” With 1600 dialects and 22+ recognized official languages, India defines a pretty heavy diversity. even the currency of India serves a testament to the incredibly high heights of country’s cultural variety. This broad spectrum comes undoubtedly derived from Indian languages which signifies the rise of of “Within union, there is diversity.”

Now with a deeper introduction of internet enabled devices in the remote areas, a high level of Indian language internet user have come up. As per the shared KPMG & Google data –

An concrete example –

As Indian, the situation is, we are still holding the integrity of Indian Languages. A social life example came under our radar which made us feel proud as well as motivated at the same time when we found an Indian, Mr. Bharat Pratap, questioning the food app giant, Swiggy on the non-availability of Hindi language in their application. Check the tweet here –

Although the tweet thread still required more retweets, likes and replies, it still managed to embrace the fact that as Indians we must have our languages in our day to day technologies.

Why Indian languages in today’s technologies?

This is something which should have never been put to question but since there is a considerably very low presence of Indian languages in today’s technologies, the question is rising like a wildfire. The situation is also shakening and can be very unprofitable if not taken serious. why? simple, back in the days, we use to get water naturally but today the situation is so trembling that we have started to buy it. yes, it was after the worsening of situation that steps were taken to overcome it. but why are we waiting now when we know that Localization is the prime need of the business!

It’s no less than being true that people who have studied Hindi or any other Indian Language from his/ her 4childhood isn’t an illiterate person but still forced to live a life of one. In the darkness where today’s technology is growing in the lap of a foreign language, this monopolized form of business must stop. As per the experts report, the online content accessed by Indian languages users is increasing due to different growth drivers –

 

What must be done?

There are many ways to impart your opinion, efforts or knowledge on how you can stop this from happening, likewise what Bharat Pratap did. Events such as the above must be encouraged because the problem is caused to our languages and if we aren’t showing any promptness to it, how will any other service provider or a product seller is going to even think of including Indian languages. But more than anybody, big giant companies must understand that it is the loss of their potential reach, they are the ones who must commence localization.

Without any doubt, the consumer is the king, but when it comes to Indians, things are followed like a herd of sheep. It’s not that they are not aware but it has become a tradition, a symbol of status to find and use things in foreign languages which is no less than a Taboo. Further, there have been historical events all over the globe which have proved that if the languages and the manuscripts of a particular culture aren’t preserved, it shall become extinct.

So before that happens or even commences, start urging your service providers, your sellers to sell and serve them in their language.[:ma]

“A country’s future lies in the vernacular”

It is high time that the huge elephant issue on the use of Indian Languages with technology is addressed. And when we are talking about the size of the issue, we intend to acknowledge the use of Indian languages in India.

As we speak about the need to use our languages, it reflects the low dignity we have shown even after reading, learning and speaking them right from our childhood. The matter is of deep concern as it evaluates our efforts towards the upliftment of Indian languages. In spite of being in hundreds, the regional languages have somehow failed to find the right place in the heart of today’s technology.

Indian Languages defining India’s diversity –

It is a very common sight in India to find people speaking different languages, following varied customs and living in varying cultures. Mark Twain once said, “India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the great grandmother of tradition.” With 1600 dialects and 22+ recognized official languages, India defines a pretty heavy diversity. even the currency of India serves a testament to the incredibly high heights of country’s cultural variety. This broad spectrum comes undoubtedly derived from Indian languages which signifies the rise of of “Within union, there is diversity.”

Now with a deeper introduction of internet enabled devices in the remote areas, a high level of Indian language internet user have come up. As per the shared KPMG & Google data –

An concrete example –

As Indian, the situation is, we are still holding the integrity of Indian Languages. A social life example came under our radar which made us feel proud as well as motivated at the same time when we found an Indian, Mr. Bharat Pratap, questioning the food app giant, Swiggy on the non-availability of Hindi language in their application. Check the tweet here –

Although the tweet thread still required more retweets, likes and replies, it still managed to embrace the fact that as Indians we must have our languages in our day to day technologies.

Why Indian languages in today’s technologies?

This is something which should have never been put to question but since there is a considerably very low presence of Indian languages in today’s technologies, the question is rising like a wildfire. The situation is also shakening and can be very unprofitable if not taken serious. why? simple, back in the days, we use to get water naturally but today the situation is so trembling that we have started to buy it. yes, it was after the worsening of situation that steps were taken to overcome it. but why are we waiting now when we know that Localization is the prime need of the business!

It’s no less than being true that people who have studied Hindi or any other Indian Language from his/ her 4childhood isn’t an illiterate person but still forced to live a life of one. In the darkness where today’s technology is growing in the lap of a foreign language, this monopolized form of business must stop. As per the experts report, the online content accessed by Indian languages users is increasing due to different growth drivers –

 

What must be done?

There are many ways to impart your opinion, efforts or knowledge on how you can stop this from happening, likewise what Bharat Pratap did. Events such as the above must be encouraged because the problem is caused to our languages and if we aren’t showing any promptness to it, how will any other service provider or a product seller is going to even think of including Indian languages. But more than anybody, big giant companies must understand that it is the loss of their potential reach, they are the ones who must commence localization.

Without any doubt, the consumer is the king, but when it comes to Indians, things are followed like a herd of sheep. It’s not that they are not aware but it has become a tradition, a symbol of status to find and use things in foreign languages which is no less than a Taboo. Further, there have been historical events all over the globe which have proved that if the languages and the manuscripts of a particular culture aren’t preserved, it shall become extinct.

So before that happens or even commences, start urging your service providers, your sellers to sell and serve them in their language.[:gu]

“A country’s future lies in the vernacular”

It is high time that the huge elephant issue on the use of Indian Languages with technology is addressed. And when we are talking about the size of the issue, we intend to acknowledge the use of Indian languages in India.

As we speak about the need to use our languages, it reflects the low dignity we have shown even after reading, learning and speaking them right from our childhood. The matter is of deep concern as it evaluates our efforts towards the upliftment of Indian languages. In spite of being in hundreds, the regional languages have somehow failed to find the right place in the heart of today’s technology.

Indian Languages defining India’s diversity –

It is a very common sight in India to find people speaking different languages, following varied customs and living in varying cultures. Mark Twain once said, “India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the great grandmother of tradition.” With 1600 dialects and 22+ recognized official languages, India defines a pretty heavy diversity. even the currency of India serves a testament to the incredibly high heights of country’s cultural variety. This broad spectrum comes undoubtedly derived from Indian languages which signifies the rise of of “Within union, there is diversity.”

Now with a deeper introduction of internet enabled devices in the remote areas, a high level of Indian language internet user have come up. As per the shared KPMG & Google data –

An concrete example –

As Indian, the situation is, we are still holding the integrity of Indian Languages. A social life example came under our radar which made us feel proud as well as motivated at the same time when we found an Indian, Mr. Bharat Pratap, questioning the food app giant, Swiggy on the non-availability of Hindi language in their application. Check the tweet here –

Although the tweet thread still required more retweets, likes and replies, it still managed to embrace the fact that as Indians we must have our languages in our day to day technologies.

Why Indian languages in today’s technologies?

This is something which should have never been put to question but since there is a considerably very low presence of Indian languages in today’s technologies, the question is rising like a wildfire. The situation is also shakening and can be very unprofitable if not taken serious. why? simple, back in the days, we use to get water naturally but today the situation is so trembling that we have started to buy it. yes, it was after the worsening of situation that steps were taken to overcome it. but why are we waiting now when we know that Localization is the prime need of the business!

It’s no less than being true that people who have studied Hindi or any other Indian Language from his/ her 4childhood isn’t an illiterate person but still forced to live a life of one. In the darkness where today’s technology is growing in the lap of a foreign language, this monopolized form of business must stop. As per the experts report, the online content accessed by Indian languages users is increasing due to different growth drivers –

 

What must be done?

There are many ways to impart your opinion, efforts or knowledge on how you can stop this from happening, likewise what Bharat Pratap did. Events such as the above must be encouraged because the problem is caused to our languages and if we aren’t showing any promptness to it, how will any other service provider or a product seller is going to even think of including Indian languages. But more than anybody, big giant companies must understand that it is the loss of their potential reach, they are the ones who must commence localization.

Without any doubt, the consumer is the king, but when it comes to Indians, things are followed like a herd of sheep. It’s not that they are not aware but it has become a tradition, a symbol of status to find and use things in foreign languages which is no less than a Taboo. Further, there have been historical events all over the globe which have proved that if the languages and the manuscripts of a particular culture aren’t preserved, it shall become extinct.

So before that happens or even commences, start urging your service providers, your sellers to sell and serve them in their language.[:ta]

“A country’s future lies in the vernacular”

It is high time that the huge elephant issue on the use of Indian Languages with technology is addressed. And when we are talking about the size of the issue, we intend to acknowledge the use of Indian languages in India.

As we speak about the need to use our languages, it reflects the low dignity we have shown even after reading, learning and speaking them right from our childhood. The matter is of deep concern as it evaluates our efforts towards the upliftment of Indian languages. In spite of being in hundreds, the regional languages have somehow failed to find the right place in the heart of today’s technology.

Indian Languages defining India’s diversity –

It is a very common sight in India to find people speaking different languages, following varied customs and living in varying cultures. Mark Twain once said, “India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the great grandmother of tradition.” With 1600 dialects and 22+ recognized official languages, India defines a pretty heavy diversity. even the currency of India serves a testament to the incredibly high heights of country’s cultural variety. This broad spectrum comes undoubtedly derived from Indian languages which signifies the rise of of “Within union, there is diversity.”

Now with a deeper introduction of internet enabled devices in the remote areas, a high level of Indian language internet user have come up. As per the shared KPMG & Google data –

An concrete example –

As Indian, the situation is, we are still holding the integrity of Indian Languages. A social life example came under our radar which made us feel proud as well as motivated at the same time when we found an Indian, Mr. Bharat Pratap, questioning the food app giant, Swiggy on the non-availability of Hindi language in their application. Check the tweet here –

Although the tweet thread still required more retweets, likes and replies, it still managed to embrace the fact that as Indians we must have our languages in our day to day technologies.

Why Indian languages in today’s technologies?

This is something which should have never been put to question but since there is a considerably very low presence of Indian languages in today’s technologies, the question is rising like a wildfire. The situation is also shakening and can be very unprofitable if not taken serious. why? simple, back in the days, we use to get water naturally but today the situation is so trembling that we have started to buy it. yes, it was after the worsening of situation that steps were taken to overcome it. but why are we waiting now when we know that Localization is the prime need of the business!

It’s no less than being true that people who have studied Hindi or any other Indian Language from his/ her 4childhood isn’t an illiterate person but still forced to live a life of one. In the darkness where today’s technology is growing in the lap of a foreign language, this monopolized form of business must stop. As per the experts report, the online content accessed by Indian languages users is increasing due to different growth drivers –

 

What must be done?

There are many ways to impart your opinion, efforts or knowledge on how you can stop this from happening, likewise what Bharat Pratap did. Events such as the above must be encouraged because the problem is caused to our languages and if we aren’t showing any promptness to it, how will any other service provider or a product seller is going to even think of including Indian languages. But more than anybody, big giant companies must understand that it is the loss of their potential reach, they are the ones who must commence localization.

Without any doubt, the consumer is the king, but when it comes to Indians, things are followed like a herd of sheep. It’s not that they are not aware but it has become a tradition, a symbol of status to find and use things in foreign languages which is no less than a Taboo. Further, there have been historical events all over the globe which have proved that if the languages and the manuscripts of a particular culture aren’t preserved, it shall become extinct.

So before that happens or even commences, start urging your service providers, your sellers to sell and serve them in their language.[:te]

“A country’s future lies in the vernacular”

It is high time that the huge elephant issue on the use of Indian Languages with technology is addressed. And when we are talking about the size of the issue, we intend to acknowledge the use of Indian languages in India.

As we speak about the need to use our languages, it reflects the low dignity we have shown even after reading, learning and speaking them right from our childhood. The matter is of deep concern as it evaluates our efforts towards the upliftment of Indian languages. In spite of being in hundreds, the regional languages have somehow failed to find the right place in the heart of today’s technology.

Indian Languages defining India’s diversity –

It is a very common sight in India to find people speaking different languages, following varied customs and living in varying cultures. Mark Twain once said, “India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the great grandmother of tradition.” With 1600 dialects and 22+ recognized official languages, India defines a pretty heavy diversity. even the currency of India serves a testament to the incredibly high heights of country’s cultural variety. This broad spectrum comes undoubtedly derived from Indian languages which signifies the rise of of “Within union, there is diversity.”

Now with a deeper introduction of internet enabled devices in the remote areas, a high level of Indian language internet user have come up. As per the shared KPMG & Google data –

An concrete example –

As Indian, the situation is, we are still holding the integrity of Indian Languages. A social life example came under our radar which made us feel proud as well as motivated at the same time when we found an Indian, Mr. Bharat Pratap, questioning the food app giant, Swiggy on the non-availability of Hindi language in their application. Check the tweet here –

Although the tweet thread still required more retweets, likes and replies, it still managed to embrace the fact that as Indians we must have our languages in our day to day technologies.

Why Indian languages in today’s technologies?

This is something which should have never been put to question but since there is a considerably very low presence of Indian languages in today’s technologies, the question is rising like a wildfire. The situation is also shakening and can be very unprofitable if not taken serious. why? simple, back in the days, we use to get water naturally but today the situation is so trembling that we have started to buy it. yes, it was after the worsening of situation that steps were taken to overcome it. but why are we waiting now when we know that Localization is the prime need of the business!

It’s no less than being true that people who have studied Hindi or any other Indian Language from his/ her 4childhood isn’t an illiterate person but still forced to live a life of one. In the darkness where today’s technology is growing in the lap of a foreign language, this monopolized form of business must stop. As per the experts report, the online content accessed by Indian languages users is increasing due to different growth drivers –

 

What must be done?

There are many ways to impart your opinion, efforts or knowledge on how you can stop this from happening, likewise what Bharat Pratap did. Events such as the above must be encouraged because the problem is caused to our languages and if we aren’t showing any promptness to it, how will any other service provider or a product seller is going to even think of including Indian languages. But more than anybody, big giant companies must understand that it is the loss of their potential reach, they are the ones who must commence localization.

Without any doubt, the consumer is the king, but when it comes to Indians, things are followed like a herd of sheep. It’s not that they are not aware but it has become a tradition, a symbol of status to find and use things in foreign languages which is no less than a Taboo. Further, there have been historical events all over the globe which have proved that if the languages and the manuscripts of a particular culture aren’t preserved, it shall become extinct.

So before that happens or even commences, start urging your service providers, your sellers to sell and serve them in their language.[:]

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