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The Third International Conference on Indian Languages was inaugurated in New Delhi by the Vice President of India, highlighting the city’s role as a major centre for national and international academic and cultural dialogue. The conference brought together scholars, language experts, and global delegates to discuss the preservation, promotion, and study of Indian languages. The event emphasized the cultural, constitutional, and democratic importance of linguistic diversity in India, along with the role of education policies and modern technology such as digital archives and AI tools in safeguarding language heritage for future generations.