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With globalization and digital media, the demand for specialized translation has grown exponentially, this conference addressed the need for tailored approaches to ensure cultural relevance, and functional effectiveness across genres. This interdisciplinary conference aimed to foster diversity of translation across all genres and specializations, from literary and technical translation to multimedia localization and AI driven solutions.
The conference was sponsored by ICSSR, Ministry of Education, New Delhi, with a sanctioned grant of ₹4,00,000/-. The conference witnessed the presence of eminent national and international scholars. The academic sessions comprised keynote lectures, panel discussions, plenary talks, round table discussions, and twelve parallel technical sessions in which approximately 130 research papers were presented.
Participants represented various states of India including Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Goa, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Gujarat, and others. The conference focused on translation practices, transcreation, multilingual traditions, literary translation, and contemporary challenges in translation studies. It also featured cultural programme and concluded with a valedictory ceremony, awards, and certificate distribution. The event provided a vibrant academic platform for interdisciplinary dialogue and scholarly exchange in the field of translation studies.
Achievable Outcomes 1. Strengthening Research in Translation Studies 2. National and International Academic Collaboration 3. Skill Development and Academic Exposure for Students 4. Promotion of Multilingual and Cross-Cultural Understanding
“Souvenir Release Ceremony at the Conference titled Translating Across Genre Practice and Challenges”
Tagore's Drama Gandhari gandharir Abedan in Hindi as Cultural Programme