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2010

   

President and Regional Director, IDRC Canada, visited the Center for Research in Urdu Language Processing (CRULP) at FAST-National University  ... more

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2009

   

"The evaluation ceremony of "Web Page Development Competition" for Dareecha project of Pakistan Country Component was held at NUCES, Lahore on 3rd October 2009. "... more

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"The International Conference on Asian Language Processing (IALP) is a series of conference with unique focus on Asian Language Processing. Last year, IALP 2008 was held in Chiang Mai University, Thailand and the proceedings were indexed by ISTP/ISI. This year's IALP 2009 will be held in Singapore and is co-organized by COLIPS and IEEE Singapore Computer Chapter. "... more

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"Mr. Chea Sok Huor, Project Lead PAN Localization Cambodia Component, has been interviewed by Natural Magazine. The magazine has nominated him as a "Legendary Man" who has made constructive efforts for Cambodian people. "... more

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"On 19th Feb, 2009, CRBLP announced the first official release of its Bangla language processing software packages 'Katha' (text-to-speech) and BanglaOCR (optical character recognition). In the event, the audience (which included experts in the field and several blind people) was shown how the computer could create Bangla Unicode text from scanned images and then read out the text."... more

-Courtesy: The Daily Star
 

   

The Centre for Research on Bangla Language Processing (CRBLP) at BRAC University launched the first official release of a Bangla language processing software package on 19th Feb, 2009. The software package includes text to speech (TTS) and optical character recognition (OCR) named “Katha” and BanglaOCR, respectively, according to a press statement."... more

-Courtesy: The Daily Star
 

   

"The Centre for Research on Bangla Language Processing of BRAC University introduced text-to-speech system for Bangla language and Bangla optical character recognition on Thursday, 19th Feb, 2009."...more

-Courtesy: New Age
 

 

   

2008

   

"Since 2004, the Centre for Research on Bangla Language Processing (CRBLP) at BRAC University has been working on the   effective use of Bangla on the computer system and the main focus areas are Bangla OCR, spell checker, font converter, Bangla grammar check, speech to text converter, Bangla pronunciation generator, Bangla dictionary, English to Bangla translation and others."... more

-Courtesy: The Daily Star
 

 

   

2007

   

"NepaLinux and Free Geek have been announced co-winner of APC Chris Nicol FOSS Prize 2007 Montevideo, Uruguay."... more

-Courtesy: The Kathmandu Post
 

   

"BRAC University now hosts the country's main localization centre."... more

-Courtesy: Global Information Society
 

   

"In February 2007, The Monthly Computer Jagat covered activities of CRBLP on Bangla language processing."... more

-Courtesy: The Monthly Computer Jagat
 
   

"NTA to Promote New Nepali Softwares."... more

-Courtesy: The Himalayan Times
 

 

 

 

2006

   

"On December 1, 2006, Prothom-Alo, the most widely read Bangla newspaper, published a news item on the localization efforts of Windows Vista by CRBLP. It appeared as the main article in the "projonmo.com" section, a weekly IT section in the newspaper."... more

-Courtesy: Prothom-Alo
 

   

"Dzongkha Linux Launch event in Thimphu, Bhutan."... more

-Courtesy: International Open Source Network
 

   

"Forget Pirated Software, Get Your Own Original Nepali Software For Free."... more

-Courtesy: Waves
 

 

 

"Dzongkhalinux: made in Bhutan."... more

-Courtesy: kuensel online
 

 

 

"NepaLinux 1.1: More User Friendly, Less Technical."... more

-Courtesy: The Khatmandu Post
 

 

 

 

2005

 

 

"NepaLinux can be beneficial to thousands of Nepali who want to learn computer but cannot do so because of the language barrier. And more improvisations of the software in the future can ensure a brighter prospect for the software and its users."... more

-Courtesy: Kantipur online
 

 

 

"NepaLinux 1.0 is out."... more

-Courtesy: Kantipur online
 

 

 

"NepaLinux 1.0 is out."... more

-Courtesy: The Kathmandu Times
 

   

"NepaLinux Launched and It's Free."... more

-Courtesy: The Himalayan Times
 

 

 

"NepaLinux: Open source software will bridge Nepal’s digital divide."... more

-Courtesy: Nepali Times
 

 

 

"In Himalayan Nepal: Where language can propel FOSS."... more

-Courtesy: Himalayan Nepal
 

 

 

"Local language computing introduced in UNESCO supported CMCs in Nepal."... more

-Courtesy: UNESCO
 

 

   
 

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