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TDIL Text-to-Speech API
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- Accessibility
- The site describes TTS integrated with a screen reader for visually challenged users, available in Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam.tdil-dc.in · read 12 Oct 2026
- Android app
- Sandesh Pathak is an Android SMS reader listed for Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, and Gujarati.tdil-dc.in · read 12 Oct 2026
- Android integration
- TDIL reports a non-exclusive agreement with OS Labs India to integrate TTS in nine Indian languages into its Android-based First Touch regional operating system.tdil-dc.in · read 13 Oct 2026
- API access
- Yestdil-dc.in · read 20 Sep 2026
- Browser plugins
- The site lists Mozilla and Chrome browser plugins for Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Odia, and Gujarati.tdil-dc.in · read 12 Oct 2026
- Commercial use
- Yestdil-dc.in · read 20 Sep 2026
- Contact
- The TTS API page lists tdildc[at]cdac[dot]in as its email contact.tdil-dc.in · read 13 Oct 2026
- Development
- The TTS voices were developed by the Indian Language Text to Speech Consortium headed by IIT Madras as part of the TDIL programme under MeitY, Government of India.tdil-dc.in · read 13 Oct 2026
- Framework developers
- CDAC Mumbai and IIT Madras jointly developed the framework for integrating the voices into websites.tdil-dc.in · read 13 Oct 2026
- Indian English
- The TTS API page also lists Indian English among the voices developed by the consortium.tdil-dc.in · read 12 Oct 2026
- Intended audience
- The TTS research project states that it aims to deploy speech synthesis for visually challenged persons.tdil-dc.in · read 13 Oct 2026
- Languages
- The TTS API page describes voices for Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Bengali, Odia, Gujarati, Rajasthani, Assamese, Manipuri, Bodo, and Indian English.tdil-dc.in · read 13 Oct 2026
- Maintainer
- The TDIL portal footer says it is designed, developed, and maintained by CDAC GIST, Pune.tdil-dc.in · read 13 Oct 2026
- Open source licensing
- TDIL says the TTS system is completely open source and its resources may be used under the CC-BY 4.0 license.tdil-dc.in · read 13 Oct 2026
- Program
- The product page places the work under India's Technology Development for Indian Languages program, under MeitY.tdil-dc.in · read 12 Oct 2026
- Project consortium
- The TTS API page says the Indian Language Text to Speech Consortium was headed by IIT Madras and that the website framework was jointly developed by C-DAC Mumbai and IIT Madras.tdil-dc.in · read 12 Oct 2026
- Purpose
- The TTS project converts normal language text into speech and aims to serve visually challenged persons.tdil-dc.in · read 13 Oct 2026
- Support contact
- The centre's homepage lists tdildc[at]cdac[dot]in as its email contact.tdil-dc.in · read 12 Oct 2026
