Congratulations Telugu communityđź‘ŹÂ on completing 300 SVG translations and every community members, organisers who actively involved in the translation of SVG files into Indian languages.Till this time, the translated files are 2118 in numbers which are in 19 different Indian languages.I would like to thank each participant for making this initiative a success and looking forward to each community for the successful completion of SVG translation. We have 4 days left for this campaign.RegardsJinoy Tom Jacob_______________________________________________On Mon 25 Mar, 2019, 7:32 PM Mallikarjuna S J <mallikarjunasj@gmail.com wrote:Great to see numbers being shared.would boost morale.
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With Regards,
Mallikarjuna S J,It is the mind that makes the man,Âand our vigour that makes soul immortal.
-Ovid_______________________________________________On Sun, Mar 24, 2019 at 10:03 PM Krishna Chaitanya Velaga <kcvelaga@gmail.com> wrote:_______________________________________________Hello everyone,ÂI writing this email to give you all some general updates about the ongoing SVG Translation Campaign, and also invite you to participate in the campaign if you haven't already done so, as we entering into the final week of the campaign.For some of you, who are not aware, SVG Translation Campaign has been started on 21 February 2019 (marking the International Mother Language Day) and will continue until 31 March 2019. The objective of the campaign is to translate English-labelled SVG diagrams in English to various Indian languages.The main category for creations from the campaign is at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Creations_from_STC19. Till date (at time of writing this email), we've translated 1800 files into 17 different Indian languages. Language-wise break down is as follows:Assamese — 162Bengali —  142Doteli —  2Gujarati —  170Hindi —  141Kannada —  173Maithili — 1Malayalam — 230Marathi — 230Nepali — 37Oriya — 16Punjabi —  73Sanskrit — 3Santali — 45Tamil — 61Telugu — 297Urdu — 17As a part of the campaign, several onsite events were conducted in the following places:Khanna, PunjabEramallikkara, KeralaJalgaon, MaharashtraChennai, Tamil NaduKarnal, HaryanaBengaluru, KarnatakaNew Delhi (2 events)Kathmandu, NepalGuntur, Andhra PradeshThere are a few more coming up this week. You can read more about these at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:SVG_Translation_Campaign_2019_in_India/Offline_EventsPost-campaign, we'll first be cleaning up files, which will include checking the author, source, descriptions, categories, and other version templates, are correctly placed. This will be done until 21 April, and then we'll move on to deciding the final metrics and top contributors.I thank all the language organisers and participants for making this initiative a successful one, and CIS-A2K for supporting this campaign in several ways. If you're interested or need any help, please join the Telegram for this campaign at https://t.me/joinchat/E1HSNhOXJZWnxus-36PuNA or post a message to the help desk.ÂThanks and regards,Krishna Chaitanya Velaga
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