| Event | Details |
|---|---|
| Event Name | Bhartiya Bhasha Utsav 2025 |
| Organized By | Ministry of Education |
| Theme | "Many Languages, One Emotion" |
| Date/Location | Celebrated in New Delhi on the birth anniversary of Mahakavi Subramania Bharati |
| Focus | Honoring India's linguistic diversity, emphasizing tribal languages, and promoting cultural unity |
| Key Collaborator | Ministry of Tribal Affairs |
| Exhibition | Featured dictionaries, primers, storybooks, folk literature, and research publications from Tribal Research Institutes of Jharkhand, Odisha, and Gujarat |
| Innovation | Adi Vaani: India's first AI-powered tribal language translator developed in partnership with IIT Delhi |
| Languages Covered | Santali, Kui, Bhili, Mundari, Gondi, Garo (expandable to more tribal languages) |
| Features | Real-time text and speech translation, supports interactive learning, bridges communication gaps |
| Cultural Performances | Students performed traditional dances, skits, folk presentations, including a standout performance by EMRS Kalsi. Culminated with a collective rendition of "Vande Mataram" in 22 Indian languages. |
| Participants | Educators, researchers, students, linguists, policymakers |
| Objective | Strengthening India's multilingual heritage, promoting linguistic inclusion, and preserving tribal languages through collaboration and technology |
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