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During November 2013, in collaboration with the ''[[Central Institute of Indian Languages]] (CIIL), [[Ministry of Human Resource Development|MHRD]], [[Government of India]], [[Mysore]]'', the Department of Language Planning and Implementation organised a five-day training programme on [[Natural Language Processing]] (NLP) ''in relation to [[Meitei language]]'' in [[Lamphelpat]]. The event took up the initiatives for the provision of the very essential boost for [[Meitei language]] and for ''"building of co-opera"'' in the ''Linguistic Data Consortium of Indian Languages'' (LDCIL). Major significant tasks discussed and highlighted during the event were [[machine translation]] for [[Meitei language]] documents; [[Optical Character Recognition]] (OCR) for Meitei language [[spell checker]], [[transcription]] (and [[transliteration]]) of [[Bengali script]] into [[Meitei script]] ({{lang-mni|[[Meitei Mayek]]}}) and vice versa. The event's main objective was to set up “building of co-opera” containing millions of [[Meitei language]] words, phrases, word meanings, words' [[spelling checker]] in computers.

Experts and scholars of socio-linguistic groups working on [[Meitei literature]], including the ''[[Manipur Sahitya Parishad]] (MSP), Culture Forum Manipur, KALAM, MEELAN'', etc. also participated in the event.

The training program event was the ''first step'' in forwarding the development of [[Meitei language]] by the Directorate of Language Planning and Implementation.