Delegation from Maharashtra visits National Translation Mission at CIIL
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Delegation from Maharashtra visits National Translation Mission at CIIL

September 6, 2026

Mysuru: A delegation of senior officers from the Directorate of Languages, Government of Maharashtra, visited the National Translation Mission (NTM), Central Institute of Indian Languages (CIIL), Mysuru, on Sept. 2 to discuss matters related to the translation of academic content and explore avenues for institutional collaboration.

The delegation, comprising Arun Gite, Director of Languages; Santosh Gosavi, Assistant Director of Languages; Translators Namdev Koli and Anand Gangan, held discussions with Prof. Basavaraja Kodagunti, Director, CIIL and Dr. Tariq Khan, Officer-in-Charge, NTM, for developing a roadmap for translating academic content and strengthening translation initiatives in Marathi and other Indian and foreign languages.

The visit builds upon the long-standing association between the Directorate of Languages and the Mission.

Officers from the Directorate have previously consulted the NTM on various language and translation-related matters and have also visited CIIL.

Dr. Tariq Khan, Officer-in-Charge, NTM, briefing the delegation of Officers from the Directorate of Languages, Government of Maharashtra. Other NTM resource persons are also seen.

The NTM has extended language and translation consultancy to the Directorate and conducted a customised training programme in translation for its officers during 2019-20.

The present initiative assumes particular significance in the context of ‘Viksit Maharashtra 2047’ programme of the Government of Maharashtra, under which 500 Marathi books are proposed to be translated into various Indian and foreign languages.

The delegation’s visit to CIIL is aimed at seeking the expertise of NTM in planning and implementing this futuristic translation initiative.

During the discussion, the Resource Persons of NTM — S. Winston Cruz, Biswadip Gogoi, B.R. Jnana Murthy, Dr. Sunetra Sholapurkar and Vaishnavi Yuvraj Sawant were present.

The discussions facilitated knowledge sharing and contributed to the formulation of a comprehensive roadmap for academic translation, while further strengthening collaboration between the Directorate of Languages, Government of Maharashtra and NTM, CIIL.

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