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Naidu Backs Coolphabets App to Preserve Telugu Writing
A new app called Coolphabets was launched to help children learn Indian languages.
Telugu is one of the languages included in the app.
The app can look at a child’s handwriting using artificial intelligence.
It can then give guidance to help the child improve.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu praised the app.
He said many children who grow up with digital devices are reading and writing less in Telugu.
He believes children should learn to love the Telugu language and script from an early age.
He also said technology should help keep Telugu alive for future generations.
Coolphabets was launched on Telugu Language Day to help children read and write Indian languages.
The app includes Telugu and uses artificial intelligence to examine children’s handwriting.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu praised the app’s developers and its educational purpose.
Naidu said Telugu should remain strong in writing, not only in everyday conversation.
He urged technology to bring children closer to Telugu language, script, and culture.
- Who
- Coolphabets developers Kollu Ranjith, Venkat Yeleti and their team launched the app; Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu praised it.
- What
- A language-learning app was launched to teach children to read and write Indian languages, including Telugu, while analyzing handwriting with artificial intelligence.
- Where
- The launch took place in the context of Andhra Pradesh and Telugu Language Day; the article does not specify a venue.
- When
- The app was launched on Saturday, during Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavam, or Telugu Language Day.
- Why
- The initiative aims to help children learn Telugu and other Indian languages and keep Telugu reading and writing alive among future generations.
Key facts
- App
- Coolphabets
- Purpose
- Teaching children to read and write Indian languages
- Language highlighted
- Telugu
- Technology
- Artificial intelligence analyzes children’s handwriting and provides guidance
- Occasion
- Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavam, or Telugu Language Day
- Chief minister
- N. Chandrababu Naidu of Andhra Pradesh
- Developers named
- Kollu Ranjith, Venkat Yeleti and their team
Quotes
Sri Krishnadevarayalu
Vijayanagara king whose Telugu-language maxim was recalled by Naidu.
“I congratulate Kollu Ranjith, Venkat Yeleti and their team. It is heartening that the app is being released on the occasion of Telugu Language Day. It is delightful that the app has been designed to examine children's handwriting with AI technology and provide necessary guidance.”
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“Desa bhashalandu Telugu lessa”
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