Google News will now be available in two more Indian languages, Gujarati and Punjabi. Google has added these languages to its platform to improve the Indian language news ecosystem and regional language web reach. Google News supports 10 Indian languages—Bengali, English, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil, and Telugu. The move attempts to improve linguistic access to information.
Over 600 news publishers applied for Google’s GNI (Google News Initiative) Indian Languages Programme earlier this year. The initiative empowers over 300 publishers by offering tools and help to strengthen their digital ecosystem and user experience across online, mobile, and applications.
Google India Country Manager and Vice President Sanjay Gupta said that adding languages to Google News is part of their efforts to expand the Indian language internet and help more consumers access information. Google continues to collaborate with and assist news publishers.
GNI provides news producers with important tools and help in nine languages: English, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Malayalam, Gujarati, and Marathi. Google’s most diversified technology program for news publishers will help regional language content expand online.
Finally, Google’s introduction of Gujarati and Punjabi languages on Google News and its GNI Indian Languages Programme demonstrate its commitment to improving the Indian language web and empowering news providers. The firm promotes information accessibility and inclusive online experiences for Indian people.
Conclusion:-
Google News now supports Gujarati and Punjabi, bolstering the Indian language news ecosystem and regional languages online. The GNI Indian Languages Programme and the addition strive to provide information in consumers’ choice languages. Over 600 publishers have applied to better their digital ecosystem and user experience across online, mobile, and apps through the program. Google supports news publishers and collaborates with the news ecosystem. The GNI program helps news publishers build regional language content online by providing tools and expertise in nine languages.
