Archive · 26 May 2025
Kokborok Sahitya Sabha Announces Modified Roman Script
Imagine a group that cares about the Kokborok language, spoken by people in Tripura.
They had a big meeting and decided on how to write their language.
They chose a modified version of the Roman script, which is similar to the alphabet we use.
This decision settles a debate about which script to use for Kokborok.
The group changed the Roman script a bit to better fit the sounds of their language.
Now, everyone will use this modified Roman script when they write Kokborok.
Kokborok Sahitya Sabha (KSS) announced the modified Roman script.
The decision was made at the 53rd annual conference.
The newly elected chairman is Bikashrai Debbarma.
The modified Roman script was selected after expert consultation.
Modifications were made for linguistic needs of Kokborok.
- Who
- Kokborok Sahitya Sabha (KSS)
- What
- Announced the modified Roman script as the official script for Kokborok.
- When
- During the 53rd annual conference.
- Where
- Agartala
- Why
- To officially designate a script for the Kokborok language.
Those with Other Preferences
Those Supporting Modified Roman Script
Script Choice
Those with Other Preferences
The article does not mention any other point of view on the choice of script.
Those Supporting Modified Roman Script
The Kokborok Sahitya Sabha (KSS) decided on a modified Roman script.
- Language
- Kokborok
- Official Script
- Modified Roman script
- Location of Announcement
- Agartala
- Event Where Decision Was Made
- 53rd Annual Conference
- KSS Advisory Committee Chairman
- Bikashrai Debbarma