Bhasha Sanchika

Bharatavani is a project with the objective of delivering knowledge in and about all the languages in India in multimedia (text, audio, video, images) formats through an online portal.

Bhasha Mandakini is CIIL’s flagship programme that aims to uphold the rich tradition and culture associated with Indian languages, literature, and diverse communities through audio-visual presentations in documentaries.

The CIIL publications include materials produced by the members of the staff of the Institute and its Regional Language centers and associated scholars from Universities and other educational Institutions.

A collection of the images and videos collected over a period of time through various research works, projects, and academic events taking place within CIIL or elsewhere, including that of field works undertaken at various places.

These Research Centers will work on various schemes and activities identified by the Central Institute of Indian Languages, Mysuru, which includes research, documentation, propagation and teaching of the language.

The National Tape archive came into existance during 1970s at the Central Institute of Indian Languages, Mysuru, to document and preserve languages, especially the oral traditions and cultures of indigenous and endangered language speakers of the country.

This section contains documents related to the policies of the government of India, state governments and that of the Institute as approved by mandated bodies. The sections aims to act as an archive of all such documents.

The Ministry of Education (erstwhile Ministry of Human Resource Development), Government of India, instituted the Scheme for Protection and Preservation of Endangered Languages (SPPEL) at the Central Institute of Indian Languages, Mysuru in 2013 with an aim of preserving and documenting the endangered & lesser-known languages that are at the verge of extinction in India.