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Which BHASHINI initiative invites citizens to contribute speech and text to strengthen language resources?

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ABHASHINI Pragati
BBhashaDaan
CShrutlekh
DSHABD UDYAN
Correct Answer: B. BhashaDaan

Introduction

Language technologies need examples of how people speak and write. The ETD-2026 update highlighted a citizen-contribution initiative for building such resources.

Explanation

The initiative is BhashaDaan. It helps enrich language resources through contributions such as speech, text and transcription. The name signals its purpose: people contribute material that can support language technology. A contribution initiative differs from a finished translation application used to process one document. Within the same ecosystem, different tools can therefore serve different stages—collecting language resources, handling terminology, transcribing speech or translating documents. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2328087

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