Adbee Markaz Kamraz (AMK) has hailed the introduction of e-learning “Content of Courses on Computer Concepts (CCC)” in Kashmiri language by DOEACC Centre Srinagar, inaugurated by Union Minister of state for IT and Communications Sachin Pilot at its Srinagar centre today.
In a press statement , AMK said this improved technological approach vis-à-vis Kashmiri language will go a long way in its promotion and preservation. Thanking the DOEACC Centre Kashmir for introducing the CCC in Kashmiri language, AMK said the institute deserves accolades for this feat. Maintaining that AMK has been working for using computer technology for promotion and preservation of Kashmiri language, AMK said the literary organisation always welcomes and supports the initiatives by everyone in this regard. “ The introduction of CCC in Kashmiri language is a milestone towards the cause of Kashmiri language and literature. AMK is ever ready to extend its full co-operation to organisations and individuals who come forward to make the language technologically strong,” the AMK spokesman said.
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