
India has a wide variety of languages, but many of them are not well-supported by current technology. This is because there aren't enough digital resources and the languages themselves are complex. This paper introduces a new, comprehensive NLP toolkit specifically designed to address this problem. The toolkit is built with a modular design and includes features that adapt to the unique characteristics of each language, as well as features that help transfer knowledge between languages. Our testing shows that this toolkit is not only more efficient and easier to use but also significantly improves the performance of key tasks like tokenization (breaking down text into words) and machine translation. We are releasing this toolkit as an open-source project so that it can become a fundamental tool for developers and researchers working on Indian languages.
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