IIT Delhi develops Hindi version of music therapy to support speech recovery after stroke

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IIT Delhi develops Hindi version of music therapy to support speech recovery after stroke

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July 28, 2026

Researchers from IIT Delhi, AIIMS New Delhi and IHBAS have developed the first Hindi version of Melodic Intonation Therapy for stroke survivors with aphasia. The music-based treatment uses melody and rhythm to support speech recovery. A pilot study involving six Hindi-speaking stroke survivors found clinically meaningful improvements after 40 therapy sessions. Published in Aphasiology, the study highlights the development of a language-specific rehabilitation approach while noting the need for larger studies.

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