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C-Dit ( CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF IMAGING
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(Under the Government of Kerala) Chitranjali Hills,
Tlhiruvallom-P.O., Thiruvananthapuram - 695 027 Fax: 0471-2380681,
E-mail: cdit@cdit.org Phone: 0471-2380910, 2380912, 2380953,2380895
Centre for Development of Imaging Technology (C-DIT) is an organization
established in 1988 by the Government of Kerala for advancement of
research, development and training in imaging technology with an implied
role in socially relevant science & development communication. Shri P.
Govinda Pillai was the founder Director of the Centre. C-DIT is
currently housed in a 3-acre Campus in the picturesque Chitranjali
Hills, beside the Kerala State Film Development Corporation Campus, 7
kms from Thiruvananthapuram City, on the way to Kovalam and also has a
City office in Thiruvananthapuram and a Regional Centre in Kayamkulam.One of the uniqueness of C-DIT is
its rare combination of human resources, a talented pool of creative
personnel co-existing with technological work force. Over the past 15
years of its existence, C-DIT has taken up many prestigious projects of
the Govt of Kerala and completed them successfully.
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Computational Linguistics Team
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C-DIT teams have contributed to the creation of a
pool of linguistically and culturally localized softwares like
Chitravidya, Aksharavidya, Web Darshini, Chitrakkudukka etc. This new
team now consolidates the efforts and has taken up research and policy
support in the area. The recent achievements include:
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Running CLiC Project of IT Department for research
into Malayalam Computing issues |
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Running Entemalayalam website for NORKA |
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Aksharamala Fonts |
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Running Bhaashamitram website |
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Url:
www.cdit.org |
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DEPARTMENT OF Linguistics UNIVERSITY OF KERALA |
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The university of
Kerala which has celebrated its Diamond Jubilee during
the period of 1997’98 has been the centre of all higher
education activities in Keralam since the very origin of
the State. Its history can be traced back to the
pre-independence period and the Royal Proclamation
issued by the late Sri. Chithira Thirunal Balarama
Varma, the Maharaja of Travancore on 1 November, 1937.
That Proclamation caused the establishment of the
University of Travancore. It was third among the
universities of Princely States and sixteenth in the
whole country. And the University of Travancore
eventually evolved into the University of Kerala after
the formation of the State of Keralam on 1 November,
1956. “Karmani Vyajyate Prajna” ,a verse from
“Panchatantra”is the motto of this university. True
Knowledge Manifests itself in action’ is the core
meaning of the motto and the University can proudly
claim that it has been striving to fulfill this goal
from the time of its formation. The University of Kerala
has 16 Faculties and 40 Teaching Departments under these
faculties.
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Url:
www.keralauniversity.edu |
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KERALA STATE IT MISSION |
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The Kerala State
IT Mission is the autonomous nodal IT implementation
agency for the Department of IT, Government of Kerala
which provides managerial support to the Department's
various initiatives…
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Interfacing between the Government and the industry
from a business perspective |
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Interacting with potential investors. |
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Enhancing the IT industry base |
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Advising the Government on policy matters |
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Developing Human Resources for IT |
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Disseminating IT among the state citizenry |
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Infrastructure Kerala State IT Mission is a team of professionals from
the industry & the Government and is headed by the Director with the
Secretary-IT as the Chairperson. |
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Url :
www.keralaitmission.org |
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