June 28th 2024.
The city of Bhubaneswar is abuzz with excitement as the Odisha government-run Academy of Tribal Languages and Culture has announced its plans for a new academic centre and language laboratory. This initiative is aimed at promoting and preserving the rich heritage of tribal languages and culture, a cause close to the heart of Minister Nityananda Gond, who heads the ST and SC Development, Minorities & Backward Classes Welfare Department.
In a recent official statement, Minister Gond shared his vision for the upcoming centre and laboratory, which will be established as part of the department's 100-day plan. The location for this new venture has been finalized to be Gothapatna, situated on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar and in close proximity to the proposed Adivasi Bhawan. This strategic location will not only provide easy access to the centre, but also serve as a multipurpose venue for various events such as meetings, conferences, shows, and exhibitions, all dedicated to showcasing the vibrant tribal art and culture.
The Academy of Tribal Languages and Culture (ATLC) is a prestigious autonomous institution under the ST, SC Development Department. It was previously known as the Academy of Tribal Dialects and Culture and was established in 1979. However, in 2007-2008, it was renamed as ATLC and has been operating from the Adivasi Exhibition Ground in Bhubaneswar. With the upcoming academic centre and language laboratory, the ATLC is all set to expand its reach and make a greater impact in the preservation and promotion of tribal languages and culture.
This development has been welcomed by the people of Bhubaneswar and the surrounding areas, who are eagerly looking forward to the inauguration of the new centre and laboratory. The establishment of this facility is a testament to the government's commitment towards the welfare and development of tribal communities, and it is a step towards ensuring that their languages and cultures continue to thrive and be celebrated for generations to come.
On behalf of the people of Odisha, we extend our gratitude to Minister Nityananda Gond and the ST, SC Development Department for their efforts in making this project a reality. We eagerly await the completion of the new academic centre and language laboratory, which will undoubtedly be a hub of knowledge and a celebration of the rich diversity of tribal languages and culture in our state.
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