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The Ministry of Culture in India is actively promoting the country's arts and cultural heritage globally through a variety of initiatives including signing cultural agreements, organizing international festivals, and establishing the 'Gyan Bharatam' movement to digitize historical manuscripts. Source: Original Link
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The Ministry of Culture of the Government of India has launched the Gyan Bharatam initiative, aiming to preserve, digitize and provide global access to India's manuscript heritage. Allocating Rs.491.66 crore for 2025-2031, the initiative focuses on survey and cataloguing, conservation, digitization, translation, and outreach efforts. The
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India solidified its role as a leading promoter of Buddhist dialogue under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership at the Second Global Buddhist Summit held in New Delhi. Union Minister for Culture and Tourism, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, highlighted India's commitment to preserving Buddhist heritage and promoting peace.
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The Ministry of Culture in India has signed MoUs with 17 leading institutions under the Gyan Bharatam initiative, aimed at preserving and revitalizing the nation's manuscript heritage. Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat emphasized the importance of making ancient manuscripts accessible to future generations and transforming India into a
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The Ministry of Culture launched the 'Gyan Bharatam' initiative to preserve and digitize India's manuscript heritage, culminating in the first International Conference from September 11-13, 2025. The event gathered over 1,100 participants, including scholars and cultural practitioners, to discuss the future of India's
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In his address at the International Conference on Gyan Bharatam in New Delhi, the Prime Minister emphasized the importance of digitizing India's rich cultural heritage, particularly its vast collection of manuscripts. He highlighted the four pillars of India's knowledge tradition: Preservation, Innovation, Addition, and Adaptation. The
Gyan Bharatam
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the International Conference on Gyan Bharatam in New Delhi, launching the Gyan Bharatam Portal aimed at digitizing and preserving India's vast manuscript collection, which includes approximately one crore manuscripts. He emphasized the importance of India's knowledge tradition, built on the pillars
Gyan Bharatam
The Ministry of Culture launched the 'Gyan Bharatam' initiative to preserve and digitize India's manuscript heritage, hosting the first Gyan Bharatam International Conference in New Delhi from September 11-13, 2025. The conference gathered over 1,100 participants, including scholars and cultural practitioners, to discuss the importance
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will participate in the International Conference on Gyan Bharatam on September 12 in New Delhi, where he will launch the Gyan Bharatam Portal aimed at accelerating manuscript digitisation and preservation. The conference, themed 'Reclaiming India’s Knowledge Legacy through Manuscript Heritage', will gather scholars
Gyan Bharatam
The Ministry of Culture is set to launch 'Gyan Bharatam', a national initiative aimed at preserving, digitising, and disseminating India's manuscript heritage. The initiative will be inaugurated during the first-ever Gyan Bharatam International Conference from September 11-13, 2025, in New Delhi, gathering over 1,100 participants
Gyan Bharatam
The Ministry of Culture is set to launch the 'Gyan Bharatam' initiative aimed at preserving, digitising, and disseminating India's manuscript heritage. The initiative will be inaugurated during the first-ever Gyan Bharatam International Conference from September 11-13, 2025, in New Delhi, gathering over 1,100 participants including