Kanthasth vs Bhuvirasat

Kanthasth ("कंठस्थ") is a memory based translation software that was developed by the Department of Official Language with the help of C-DAC, Pune. The Kanthasth 1.0 was launched on 18th August 2018, in 11th World Hindi Conference (WHC) in Mauritius by the then Hon'ble Minister of State for Home Affairs in Mauritius, 2018. Kanthasth 2.0 was launched by Honourable Union Home and Cooperation Minister Shri Amit Shah on 14th September on the occasion of Hindi Diwas held in Surat, Gujarat. The mobile version of Kanthasth 2.0 is launched at the 12th World Hindi Conference in Fiji. It has a Translation Memory (TM) database which stores translated data in the form of source-language and target-language segments. The main characteristic of the Translation memory system is that it allows a translator to reuse the already translated segments while translating a new file. The TM database gets continuously enriched with each subsequent use of the system for translation purposes This system is made available to all by the Department of Official Language, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, free of cost. Salient Features: • Instant translation • File Sharing • Building Local and Global TM • Supports various file-extensions • Neural Machine Translation • Download Source file Translated File

The Geo Heritage Mobile Application is an innovative platform developed under the Geological Survey of India (GSI) and the Ministry of Mines. This app aims to promote awareness and appreciation of India\'s rich geological heritage by providing users with a comprehensive resource that includes geo sites, geo collections, public participation opportunities, virtual tourism experiences, and interactive quizzes. The Geo Heritage Mobile Application serves as a vital tool for promoting geological awareness and conservation in India. By integrating geo sites, collections, public participation, virtual tourism, and educational quizzes, the app not only enhances public engagement but also fosters a sense of responsibility towards preserving the country\'s geological heritage. Through this initiative, the GSI and the Ministry of Mines aim to inspire a new generation of geoscientists and nature enthusiasts, ensuring that India\'s rich geological history is appreciated and protected for future generations.