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Google Translate adds 110 new languages including Awadhi, Chhattisgarhi, Marwadi and Pakistani Punjabi using PaLM 2 AI language model

Google is adding support for 110 new languages to Google Translate, the company announced on Thursday

‘Legal content to be translated into regional languages in searchable format’: Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju

Kiren Rijiju said a committee has been formed to translate legal content in regional languages and searchable format.

Sanskrit added to Google translate, Assamese, Maithili, Konkani, Mizo, Dogri, Meiteilon, and Bhojpuri among other Indian languages in the new list

Along with Sanskrit, the newly added 24 languages include other Indian languages such as Assamese, Maithili, Konkani, Mizo, Dogri, Meiteilon which is Manipuri, and Bhojpuri.

BJP leader requests Muslim religious bodies to recite Azaan in Indian languages instead of Arabic, so everyone understands the message

BJP leader urges govt and Muslim clerics to ensure that Azaan is recited in Indian languages instead of Arabic so everyone understands the message.

Project to translate Fatawa Alamgiri raises more than half of targeted funds, this is why organisers think it is important

The Jaipur Dialogues has estimated that the translating the Fatawa Alamgiri to Hindi will take 2-3 years and cost around ₹50 lacs.

Google translates ‘God bless you’ to ‘Assalam Alaikum’ in Hindi, here is what is happening

Google translate shows अस्सलामु अलैकुम as Hindi translation of God Bless You instead of भगवान आपका भला करें

Rahul Gandhi lost in translation: How ‘knickerwala’ jibe backfired in Tamil Nadu

Rahul Gandhi's speeches are a gift that keep on giving.

Professor who translated Rahul Gandhi’s “don’t need army if farmers are strong” speech in Erode faints after the speech: Reports

Muhammed Imran, who translated Rahul Gandhi's speech at Erode, collapsed after interpreting the speech from English to Tamil

Supreme Court to make its judgements available in regional languages soon

In the first phase, judgements would be translated to Assamese, Hindi, Kannada, Marathi, Odia and Telugu.

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