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Discovery helps reveal how a long-lost empire used multiculturalism to achieve political stability

Servants of Knowledge and Public Resource partner to digitise Motilal Banarsidass' out-of-copyright books. Agreement to be announced at Bangalore Lit Fest. Carl Malamud and H L Omshivaprakash co-founded Servants of Knowledge, to create open access digital library of books, speeches, magazines, newspapers, audio, films in 15 languages. 15 lakh pages…

Discovery helps reveal how a long-lost empire used multiculturalism to achieve political stability

From humble beginnings in 1976, First Nations University of Canada is transforming higher learning for Indigenous students

Wilby’s new innovation allows real time translation for international conversations in 42 languages. 

Dechen, 40, grew up in Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. Her native language was Mangdip, also known as Nyenkha, as her parents are originally from central Bhutan. She went to schools in the city, where the curriculum was predominantly taught in Dzongkha, the national language, and English.

Discovery helps reveal how a long-lost empire used multiculturalism to achieve political stability

Google's rolling out its fancy AI search to over 120 countries and territories, and it's got your back with even more languages.

ICC seeks to expand cricket fan base in India, USA by 2032. To do so, they are collaborating with 50 Indian influencers to create content in 10 languages, targeting Gen Zs and 10-year-olds. They are also researching US demographics to attract an average American to the game.