NEW DELHI, India – Google has officially launched Hindi language support for its advanced AI-powered Search mode in India, marking a significant expansion of the technology giant’s artificial intelligence capabilities for the country’s largest linguistic demographic.
The rollout, announced Tuesday, enables millions of Hindi-speaking users across India to interact with Google’s enhanced search features using natural language queries in their native tongue. The AI mode provides conversational search experiences, allowing users to ask follow-up questions and receive contextually relevant responses in Hindi.
“This launch represents our commitment to making advanced AI accessible to users in their preferred language,” said a Google spokesperson in an official statement. The company indicated that the Hindi integration required extensive training of its language models to understand colloquialisms, regional variations, and cultural context specific to Hindi speakers.
The advanced AI mode utilizes Google’s latest generative artificial intelligence technology to provide comprehensive answers rather than traditional link-based results. Users can now pose complex questions in Hindi and receive detailed explanations, summaries, and interactive responses directly within the search interface.
Industry analysts suggest the move addresses a critical gap in AI accessibility for India’s 600 million Hindi speakers. According to recent data from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Hindi remains the primary language for digital content consumption among 43 percent of Indian internet users.
The feature supports multiple Hindi dialects and can interpret mixed-language queries combining Hindi and English, commonly known as Hinglish. Google’s engineering teams reportedly spent over 18 months developing the linguistic capabilities required for accurate translation and cultural understanding.
Technical specifications indicate the AI mode processes Hindi text using advanced neural networks trained on vast datasets of Hindi literature, news articles, and conversational patterns. The system can handle complex grammatical structures unique to Hindi while maintaining accuracy in technical and specialized terminology.
The expansion follows Google’s broader strategy to localize AI services across emerging markets, with similar language support planned for other Indian regional languages including Bengali, Tamil, and Telugu in subsequent phases.
This development positions Google to compete more effectively with domestic Indian technology companies that have traditionally dominated Hindi-language digital services, potentially reshaping the landscape of AI-powered search in India’s rapidly growing digital economy.