Writing in Hindi the easy way.

[_samurai_jack]

One of the tools that our team finds useful while working on our projects (in NLP/IR) is this:

A tool for
converting Romanised hindi (ASCII) into Devanagari (Unicode).

The readable-hindi is called as Rupantar and is an NCST product. It is based on Prof R K Joshi's idea of a pure consonant approach.

I hope you find it as useful.

Comments

[peeyush]

rup2uni is good

[_samurai_jack]

On behalf of our team (and certain ex-members) - Thank you.

[vivekm]

याद आ गया मुझको गुजरा जमाना।

[_samurai_jack]

खुशबू भीनी भीनी
गाय(?) का तराना

:))

[eddd]

Wow! Cool!

[prodizy]

Why not yudit?

[_samurai_jack]

Going on a tanget?

[prodizy]

Probably you need to change the subject line of the post :-)

After reading the subject I just clicked on the link without looking what's written on the link(agreed, my mistake) and the link was not working.

[_samurai_jack]

Certain company policy related work going on. Will reinstate the link after these have been implemented.

The subject line need not be changed. I am not making any other claims (i.e., compared it to yudit or anyother tool). This is one easy way; IMHO, other easy ways can coexist with this one! Don't you think so?

OTOH, this is on the web. You don't need to install yudit. ;)

[coreid]

Can't access it right now, but will definitely try later.

[_samurai_jack]

Will reinstate it after implementing certain company policies. :(

[suhit_kelkar]

Happy birthday, buddy, however belated. May your sword always be sharp, your concentration as keen as ever, your hand as steady.

[_samurai_jack]

Thanks for the imaginative wishes, Suhit.