Conventionally speaking, the field of languages wasn’t one considered to be attention-worthy. Only those with an inclination towards foreign cultures, travel enthusiasts, or those intending to work abroad, were some who saw its potential. Owing to lack of knowledge, pursuing a language was thought to lack substantiability. The advent of Globalization & Industrialization provided a much-needed impetus to the field of translation. The world today has become a global village & language is that chord which connects people living oceans apart.

Translation, as a practice began as early as the 1st Century, however, the traditional methods lacked credibility & efficiency. The recent past is a good witness to how people resorted to relying upon the local typist, lawyers or sought assistance from embassies to fulfill their translation requirements. These mediums weren’t always able to provide end-to-end services or even for that matter, offer professional translation services. Adequate knowledge of cultural expressions, domain expertise & context is highly essential, when it comes to justifiably completing a translation assignment.