Modi praises Telangana's 'Kailash'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Telangana teacher Thodasam Kailash in his Mann Ki Baat program for his efforts in preserving the Kolami language using artificial intelligence. Modi acknowledged Kailash's work in protecting tribal languages, specifically Kolami, and called it an invaluable contribution to future generations. He emphasized the importance of preserving Indian languages and encouraging such exceptional work.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi specially praised Telangana teacher Thodasam Kailash in his Mann Ki Baat program. He commented that India's importance is growing in areas like space and artificial intelligence (AI), and that the contributions of Indians in these fields are commendable. Modi specifically acknowledged Kailash, a government school teacher from Adilabad, for his role in preserving tribal languages, particularly for the steps he took for the protection of the Kolami language.
His efforts in preserving the Kolami language using AI technology to compose songs were highlighted by Modi as invaluable for future generations. The Prime Minister stated that the work Kailash has done to protect tribal cultures and languages would be an invaluable resource for future generations. He praised the use of AI technology as a significant step forward in the preservation of languages.
Approximately 50,000 people of the Kolami tribe speak this language in the unified Adilabad district of Telangana. Modi recognized Kailash's efforts to ensure that the language would be passed down to future generations as exemplary. He added that this is an excellent model for the preservation of Indian languages and emphasized the need to encourage such exceptional work.
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