Importance of Translation for the Development of India in Modern Age

India is the country of mix culture. The culture makes the difference among the people of India. The difference comes in all the aspects of human life. The difference of wearing, fooding, worship, marriage process, life style and most important is the difference of language. Language is such a key by which we can recognize the person’s culture. However, a question arises here. How could people communicate with each other

in such a place of language variation? The development of a country depends on the whole people’s support to a country. But, if people do not communicate each other than it is never be possible. The solution of the problem is ‘translation’.

It is not possible for any person to learn all the languages. However, it is possible for a person to learn at least two languages. The process of translation is not new. When people learned how to speak with each other from that time people uses translation as a way of communication. But the difference is in the process. In ancient time people translate verbally which is called interpretation. Now translation means the written form of transformation of one language text to another language text. Recently, the translation and interpretation has expanded its fields.

 Translation has become a profession. As we know, India is a country of diversity. Therefore, the diversity of language makes people to take the benefit of it. Translation is a way to vanish the distance among nations and cultures. There are many translation industries in India. The demands of these kinds of industries increasing day by day. In such a competitive market, it is not possible to get jobs easily. The translation companies have engaged many people. The development of a country is depends on the welfare of each person of a country. If every person is financially strong then only we would hope for a developed country. So, translation is also a very good profession for a person. One can spend a respective life by engaging in translation.

At the end, I want to say that the translation is contributing in the development of India directly or indirectly. The future of translation is very much hopeful in India. It would become a way of earnings of many more people of India.