India's Manuscript Heritage A Treasure Trove of Ancient Knowledge - By Noopur Joshi
India’s manuscripts are more than relics — they are living records of science, philosophy, art, and faith. From Vedic hymns to medieval treatises, they embody millennia of inquiry and imagination. Yet fragile materials, neglect, and time threaten this vast archive of knowledge. The launch of the Gyan Bharatam Portal signals a renewed commitment to reclaim and protect this legacy.
On 12th September 2025, the Prime Minister launched the Gyan Bharatam Portal—a digital platform dedicated to the preservation, digitization, and accessibility of India’s manuscript treasures. The launch marked a significant step towards reclaiming and safeguarding this irreplaceable Indian heritage.
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