**Hyderabad: Survival of Indian Languages on Digital Platforms**
Many advanced digital tools make it easier to use the English language online. These tools help with synonyms, grammar, and even full-text translations. However, similar resources for Indian languages are still in the early stages of development.
Young people often face challenges when trying to use their native languages on the internet. This is mainly because there are not enough digital tools to support them. Languages like Telugu suffer from a lack of online presence due to this issue.
There is an urgent need to create new digital tools and keyboards to make Indian languages more usable, especially on mobile devices.
**Mental Health Through Gaming**
A lot of young people spend their free time playing digital games. Sadly, most of these games do not support native languages, making them accessible only to those who are comfortable with English. Games like Wordle and Spelling Bee are popular but can be expensive and culturally distant for many Indian users.
There is a significant need to develop word games in Telugu and other native languages. These games should be fun, affordable, and culturally relevant to help improve mental agility and provide stress relief.
**Preserving Culture Through Digital Wisdom**
Indian writings contain centuries of philosophical, cultural, and ethical teachings. These include wise sayings and epic stories like the Mahabharata. Unfortunately, a deep understanding of these texts is limited to a small group of scholars.
Current educational systems have not yet included structured learning of these valuable cultural resources. Therefore, it is very important to create digital tools that allow future generations to access, understand, and be inspired by our rich heritage.
