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The study resulted in the development of a novel six-component framework comprising Input Processing, LLM Core, Knowledge Enhancement, Context Management, Response Generation, Response Generation, and Human Feedback that successfully addressed resource scarcity through language detection and cross-lingual query understanding.

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