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Redditor Seeks Online Help To Decode Mysterious Devanagari Text He Found At German Flea Market
A man recently took to Reddit, seeking help identifying an unknown Devanagari text he found at a flea market in Germany.
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Meta AI Upgraded With New Image Generation Capabilities and Support for Multiple Languages
Meta AI received a significant update on Tuesday, expanding both its capabilities and availability. The artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot which is available within WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook is being expanded to more regions and is now accessible in 22 countries. The chatbot is also getting support for new languages and will be able to bo...
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Hindi Diwas 2023: Know History, Significance, And Why It Is Celebrated
Hindi Diwas 2023: The Constituent Assembly accepted Hindi as the official language of India on September 14, 1949.
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September Deadline For Shops To Put Marathi Signboard: Mumbai Civic Body Tells Court
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation on Friday told the Bombay High Court that it has extended till September the deadline given to shops and other establishments to put up signboards in Marathi Devanagari script.
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Tripura Indigenous Organisations Oppose Move To Make Hindi Compulsory In Northeast
RSKC is neither against Hindi or Devanagari, but it strongly opposes the forceful imposition of Hindi language and Devanagari script in NE states in general and Tripura in particular- said RSKC president Bikash Roy Debbarma.
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High Court Upholds Maharashtra Government's Rule For Shops To Display Names In Marathi
The Bombay High Court today said the Maharashtra government's rule mandating shops and establishments to display their names in Marathi (Devanagari script) language was reasonable and refused to quash it.
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Hindi Diwas: PM Modi, Other Leaders Greet Country. Here's What They Said
Hindi Diwas: Hindi written in Devanagari script became the official language of India on September 14, 1949 and the day came to be celebrated as Hindi Diwas or Hindi Day.
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Hindi Diwas 2018: Here's Why We Celebrate This Day On September 14
For Hindi Diwas or Hindi Day, several stalwarts lobbied hard. Hindi written in Devanagari script became the official language of India on September 14, 1949.
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Website Domains Will Be Available in Hindi, Bengali, Other Indian Languages Soon
Work is on for website domain names in 9 Indian scripts - Bengali, Devanagari, Gujarati, Gurmukhi, Kannada, Malayalam, Oriya, Tamil, and Telugu.
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CPI Leader Moves Top Court Challenging Validity Of Devanagari Script In New Notes
A CPI leader has knocked Supreme Court's door to challenge Constitutional validity of introducing Rs 2,000 and Rs 500 notes with Devanagari script in its design, contending the script is in "contravention" of Article 343(1).
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Facebook for Android Gets Hindi Transliteration Feature
Clicking on the small keyboard icon will let you type any Hindi word in English language and convert it in to Devanagari as you type.
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Dot Bharat Domains Launched for Website Names in Devanagari Script
India already has a .in TLD, but that's for website names in the Roman (Latin) script.
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Redditor Seeks Online Help To Decode Mysterious Devanagari Text He Found At German Flea Market
A man recently took to Reddit, seeking help identifying an unknown Devanagari text he found at a flea market in Germany.
-
Meta AI Upgraded With New Image Generation Capabilities and Support for Multiple Languages
Meta AI received a significant update on Tuesday, expanding both its capabilities and availability. The artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot which is available within WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook is being expanded to more regions and is now accessible in 22 countries. The chatbot is also getting support for new languages and will be able to bo...
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Hindi Diwas 2023: Know History, Significance, And Why It Is Celebrated
Hindi Diwas 2023: The Constituent Assembly accepted Hindi as the official language of India on September 14, 1949.
-
September Deadline For Shops To Put Marathi Signboard: Mumbai Civic Body Tells Court
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation on Friday told the Bombay High Court that it has extended till September the deadline given to shops and other establishments to put up signboards in Marathi Devanagari script.
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Tripura Indigenous Organisations Oppose Move To Make Hindi Compulsory In Northeast
RSKC is neither against Hindi or Devanagari, but it strongly opposes the forceful imposition of Hindi language and Devanagari script in NE states in general and Tripura in particular- said RSKC president Bikash Roy Debbarma.
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High Court Upholds Maharashtra Government's Rule For Shops To Display Names In Marathi
The Bombay High Court today said the Maharashtra government's rule mandating shops and establishments to display their names in Marathi (Devanagari script) language was reasonable and refused to quash it.
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Hindi Diwas: PM Modi, Other Leaders Greet Country. Here's What They Said
Hindi Diwas: Hindi written in Devanagari script became the official language of India on September 14, 1949 and the day came to be celebrated as Hindi Diwas or Hindi Day.
-
Hindi Diwas 2018: Here's Why We Celebrate This Day On September 14
For Hindi Diwas or Hindi Day, several stalwarts lobbied hard. Hindi written in Devanagari script became the official language of India on September 14, 1949.
-
Website Domains Will Be Available in Hindi, Bengali, Other Indian Languages Soon
Work is on for website domain names in 9 Indian scripts - Bengali, Devanagari, Gujarati, Gurmukhi, Kannada, Malayalam, Oriya, Tamil, and Telugu.
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CPI Leader Moves Top Court Challenging Validity Of Devanagari Script In New Notes
A CPI leader has knocked Supreme Court's door to challenge Constitutional validity of introducing Rs 2,000 and Rs 500 notes with Devanagari script in its design, contending the script is in "contravention" of Article 343(1).
-
Facebook for Android Gets Hindi Transliteration Feature
Clicking on the small keyboard icon will let you type any Hindi word in English language and convert it in to Devanagari as you type.
-
Dot Bharat Domains Launched for Website Names in Devanagari Script
India already has a .in TLD, but that's for website names in the Roman (Latin) script.
