Central Institute of Indian Languages

MISSION STATEMENT: Central Institute of Indian Languages was established to co-ordinate the development of Indian Languages, to bring about the essential unity of Indian languages through scientific studies, Promote inter-disciplinary research, contribute to mutual enrichment of languages, and thus contribute towards emotional integration of people of India.

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Past Information

Intensive Courses, Phonetic Readers, Vocabularies and State School Readers in all languages have been published through C.I.I.L. Intermediate and Advance Readers, Pictorial Glossaries in most of the languages are also published, while same for other languages are at different stages of publication.

Training

	Total 7951 trainees trained in 15 languages upto April 2001
	The State-wise and Language-wise distribution of teacher-trainees are as follows

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Contact cum correspondence courses (Dip.) have been offered in Tamil, Telugu, Bengali and Urdu : About 75 trainees got Diploma and another 180 (Approximately) are undergoing courses.

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