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Quoting from an excerpt of Odia Wikipedia, who are doing an exceptional job in building an Online Odia Community. Odia, as a language, might have celebrated the glory of being one of the three oldest classical languages of India – the other two being Sanskrit and Tamil. But the online scenario has been gloomy for years. Odia is still not a part of the nine languages that appear on the Google main page even though it is available separately. Of the 780 languages spoken in India, more than 220 died in the last 50 years. A total of 197 Indian languages are on the verge of being perished if they are not preserved. However, in a world that is breathing Virtual and Augmented Reality, Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence, imagining the growth of languages with just print publication might be far from reality.