Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh): Scholars from across the country and abroad got together to discuss the increasing use of Hindi on a global stage and how technologies like artificial intelligence are being used in the language, during an international research seminar held on Saturday in Jabalpur.
Organised at the Prime Minister College of Excellence, Government Mahakoushal Arts and Commerce College, the seminar was conducted to mark ‘World Hindi Day’. The theme of the seminar was ‘Hindi in the Global Scenario: Language, Literature, and Technology’.
The event featured several prominent academic and literary figures. Dr Pushpita Awasthi, a former professor of Varanasi’s Kashi Vidyapeeth, President Acharya Kul Bharat, and the Global Hindi Organization, Netherlands, were the chief guests. She spoke on the increasing use of Hindi language on the global stage.
Dr. Sandeep Awasthi, renowned litterateur and academician from Ajmer, delved into Hindi’s growing dominance as a language of employment abroad.
Dr. Nisha Giri from the UAE, who joined the seminar online, provided in-depth analysis of AI and various technical tools used in the language.
The seminar commenced with Professor Arun Shukla, convener and Head of Hindi Department, providing a detailed outline of the program and explaining the primary objectives of the seminar.
During the technical session, approximately 20 research papers were presented in both online and offline modes.
