The exponential rise of the Bengali language

As compared to other significant languages in India, Bengali holds its place in the second position as the most spoken language among others and positions itself 6th in the number of native speakers around the world. And it is inevitable given the history it has since the 10th Century CE. Additionally, according to UNESCO, it is considered the sweetest language in the world. According to a recent study, Bengali is spoken by 20% of the world’s population, hence its usage in local businesses in the origin state of West Bengal and other countries like Bangladesh is well distinguished. It’s not only businesses but also the richness in the literature that the Bengali language has instilled since the very inception of poets and novelists like Rabindranath Tagore in the late 80s.

As of now, we notice the rise of Bengali culture and tradition abroad and also in India which makes it imperative to translate the language in other forms as required by businesses and institutions within India and beyond.