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Peer-Reviewed Open AccessThis paper provides a concise overview of the current landscape of Tamil language technologies in the realms of education and e-governance. In a digital era, where technology plays a pivotal role in shaping societies, the focus on linguistic inclusivity becomes crucial. In the field of education, advancements include the development of online learning platforms, digital content creation, and adaptive learning technologies, all tailored to facilitate a more immersive and accessible learning experience in Tamil. In the context of e-governance, efforts focus on localized government portals, mobile applications, and digital payment systems, ensuring that citizens can seamlessly access and engage with government services in the Tamil language. In this way this paper highlights the transformative potential of technological advancements tailored to the Tamil language, emphasizing their impact on education and governance.
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