Census of India 2011

By Madhya Pradesh. 2011

570 citations recorded by the source corpus.

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Citations in the corpus

• Normalization of code-switched text for speech synthesis (2022, background): “Malayalam is a Dravidian language and a low resource Indic language [4].”
• MuRIL: Multilingual Representations for Indian Languages (2021, background): “17 billion speakers and 121 languages have more than 10,000 speakers (INDIA, 2011).”
• An untold story of policy failure: the Total Sanitation Campaign in India (2013, methodology): “In Panipat District for instance, where CLTS facilitation was more intense, 30% of the GPs had received the NGP award by 2010 (Water and Sanitation Program, 2011) and the census found 67% rural sanitation coverage (Government of India, 2012a).”