LU Hindi Books: Special news for Hindi medium students, UGC has given a big responsibility to Lucknow University

Lucknow University Hindi Book News: Lucknow University (LU) VC Prof. Alok Kumar Rai said that a meeting was organized in New Delhi by UGC and Indian Language Committee, Government of India. In the meeting, detailed discussions were held on preparing text books in Indian languages. Vice Chancellors of 150 universities from across the country participated in the meeting. LU VC said that in the meeting, the university has been made the nodal for preparing text books in Hindi.

The VC (Vice Chancellor) of Lucknow University, ALU says that this is a matter of pride for the university. The university will complete this task with responsibility.

Lucknow University has already translated 17 books:

LU VC Prof. Alok Kumar Rai said that the university has already translated 17 text books. These were translated with the help of Anuvaadini software. The VC said that Gender Issues and Human Rights Education, Computers in Teaching and Learning, Consumer Behavior and Advertising Management, Changing Environment of Gond Tribe of Uttar Pradesh, African and Asian Literature, Chor Bazaar and Other Dramas, Ganga Ki Aviral Dhara (Poems and Nazms in Azadi Ka Amritkal)

Artificial Intelligence, Archaeological Exploration of Siddharth Nagar District, Ancient Indian History, Garbha Sanskar: A Pilgrimage Within, Personal Development: Western and Eastern Reflections, Legal Paradigms of Libraries, Concepts of Toxicology, Fasciola Giganticum Kowald, 1855 (Common Indian Liver Fluke), Role of Yoga in TB and Asthma Books translated in Hindi, Urdu and Gurmukhi. PM Narendra Modi released 1 books translated in regional languages.

The advantage of making a nodal

There are many students of LU who come from the Hindi speaking region. In such a situation, when LU is made the nodal agency for translating textbooks into Hindi, its students will also benefit a lot. LU will play an important role in promoting the Hindi language. LU’s reputation as a national leader in Hindi language and education will be strengthened.

Not only this, LU will become a model for other universities and institutions. LU students with Hindi translation skills will also get an opportunity. However, maintaining the quality of translation in Hindi is going to be a big challenge for LU.