BHASHINI, a part of the National Language Translation Mission, is India’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) led language translation platform to make AI and Natural Language Processing (NLP) materials available to MSME (Medium, Small and Micro Enterprises), Startups and Individual Innovators in the public domain.
The mission aims to connect Indians to the internet to access the global content in their own languages.
Earlier in May, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology held a brainstorming event with Researchers and Start-ups aimed to shape strategy for Digital India BHASHINI [BHASHA Interface for India].
SIGNIFICANCE OF BHASHINI
Digital Inclusion:
- It will enable Indians by connecting them to the Digital Initiatives in their own language thereby leading to digital inclusion.
- It will motivate participation of startups.
Digital Governance:
- Mission will support an ecosystem involving Central/State government agencies and start-ups, to jointly develop and establish creative products and services in Indian regional languages.
- It is a colossus step to realize the goal of Digital Government.
Content in Indian Languages:
- The platform also aims to rise the content in Indian languages considerably in the domains of public interest, particularly, governance-and-policy, science & technology, etc., thus will motivating the citizens to use the Internet in one’s own language.
Let us have a look on all the Digital Vision of India, Technology Missions, Govt Policies & Interventions, AI, Digital Government platforms
What are India’s initiatives for the Digital India Vision? |
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| Digital India Programme |
Digital India aims to offer the much needed thrust to the 9 pillars of growth verticles, namely Broadband Highways, Universal Access to Mobile Connectivity, Public Internet Access Programme, e-Governance: Reforming Government through Technology, e-Kranti – Electronic Delivery of Services, Information for All, Electronics Manufacturing, IT for Jobs and Early Harvest Programmes. |
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Digital Entrepreneurship |
The establishment of 3.7 lakh Common Service Centres across India has increased digital entrepreneurship in villages and encouraged access to digital services. |
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Digital Services |
E-services like e-Hospital, BHIM-UPI, online scholarships, DigiLocker, Umang app, e-Courts, Tele Law, eWay Bills etc. have eased the life of comman man. |
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Unique Digital Identity (Aadhaar) |
With 129 Cr Aadhaar card holders, India is the largest country with a UDI in the world. |
| India Stack |
IndiaStack is a set of platforms and App Programming Interface (APIs) that help govts, and enterprises, startups and developers to use a unique digital Infrastructure to solve issues with presence less, paperless, and cashless service delivery. |
| National Digital Educational Architecture (NDEAR) |
To strengthen the country’s digital infrastructure for education, the govt has set up National Digital Educational Architecture (NDEAR) within the context of a Digital First Mindset, not only helping teaching and learning activities but also in education planning, governance, and admin activities of the Centre and the States / UTs. |
| National Digital Health Mission (NDHM) |
It aims to improve and support the integrated digital health infrastructure of India. |
| Digital India BHASHINI |
India’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) led language (BHASA) translation platform. It aims to raise the content in Indian languages on the Internet considerably. |
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