Government initiatives in language revitalization aim to promote the use of endangered languages in education, thereby ensuring their survival and transmission to future generations.

The Ministry of Culture, through its various departments and agencies, is responsible for implementing language revitalization initiatives in India.

Bhasha Sangam is the Indian government's flagship program for language revitalization. It aims to promote the use of endangered languages in education, media, and public life.

Translation of literary works into endangered languages is not a component of the Bhasha Sangam program.

State governments in India play a crucial role in language revitalization efforts by formulating language policies, providing funding for language revitalization projects, and establishing language academies.

Odisha has been at the forefront of language revitalization efforts in India, with initiatives such as the establishment of the Odisha State Language Academy and the implementation of the Odia Language Policy.

NGOs play a vital role in language revitalization efforts by conducting research on endangered languages, advocating for language rights, and developing language teaching materials.

UNESCO provides support for language revitalization efforts worldwide through its various programs and initiatives, such as the Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger.

Language revitalization efforts are important for preserving cultural heritage, promoting linguistic diversity, and ensuring social justice.

Language revitalization efforts face a number of challenges, including lack of funding, lack of political will, and negative attitudes towards endangered languages.

Individuals can support language revitalization efforts by learning an endangered language, using endangered languages in daily life, and advocating for language rights.

The future of language revitalization efforts is both promising and challenging, with a number of factors influencing their success or failure.

There are a number of success stories in language revitalization efforts, including the revival of the Hebrew language, the revitalization of the Maori language, and the revitalization of the Navajo language.

Language revitalization efforts have taught us the importance of community involvement, the need for long-term commitment, and the value of collaboration.

The hopes for the future of language revitalization efforts include revitalizing all endangered languages, promoting linguistic diversity, and ensuring social justice.