THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The motto, like the script itself, is simple - one nation, one script. Meet ‘Bharati,’ the common script created by IIT-Madras for all Indian languages. The project has entered its ...

Dr. V.Srinivasa Chakravarthy faculty member in the department of Biotechnology at IIT Madras talks about his script Bharati and how he developed it… How did you get the idea to write a single script?

Though the country once boasted about this linguistic complexity, people have since found that it poses barriers to effective communication. CHENNAI: India has 22 official languages. Schools teach in ...

After introducing the Bharati script V. Srinivasa Chakravarthy, a professor of biotechnology in the Indian Institute of Technology Madras has developed a script for persons with visual impairment. The ...

Thiruvananthapuram: A team of researchers at IIT-Madras is developing a script called ‘Bharati’, which according to them, will help read every Indian language. A single, unified script for 22 official ...

Taking a cue from European languages, several of which have the same (Roman letter–based) script, Srinivasa Chakravathy’s team at IIT Madras has, over the last decade, developed a unified script for ...

Dr V Srinivasa Chakravarthy, faculty member in the department of Biotechnology at IIT Madras speaks about the practical aspects of Bharati, the unified Indian script: How will the script help the ...

Researchers at IIT Madras have created a new intermediary script called 'Bharati', but it's not clear why they didn't just use modified Latin. This article went live on May thirtieth, two thousand ...