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Functional Network of theNational Mission for ManuscriptsIndia has the largest number of manuscripts in the world and collections are spread all over the country.Therefore, a network of activity based centres is necessary to fulfil the objectives of documentation,conservation, digitization and dissemination of manuscripts. The National Mission for Manuscripts (NMM)functions through a network of (1) Manuscript Resource Centres (MRC), (2) Manuscript Conservation Centres(MCC), (3) Manuscript Partner Centres (MPC) and (4) Manuscript Conservation Partner Centres (MCPC).Manuscript Resource Centres (MRCs)Akhila Bharatiya Sanskrit ParishadDeva Vani MargSector-B, AliganjLucknowUttar PradeshBhogilal Leherchand Institute of IndologyVijay Vallabh Smarak Complex20th Km., G.T. Karnal RoadP.O. AlipurDelhi-36Anandashram Sansthan22, Budhwar PethPune-411 002MaharashtraAndhra Pradesh Govt. Oriental Manuscript Library &Research InstituteJama-i-OsmaniaOsmania University CampusHyderabad-500 007Andhra PradeshB.C.Gupta Memorial LibraryGuru Charan CollegeSilchar-788 004AssamBhandarkar Oriental Research Institute812, Shivaji Nagar, Deccan GymkhanaPune-411 037MaharashtraCalcutta University Manuscript LibraryHardings Building1st floor, 87/1, College StreetUniversity of CalcuttaKolkata-700 073Central Institute of Buddhist StudiesChoglamsarLeh (Ladak)-194 001Jammu and KashmirCentre for Heritage StudiesThripunithura Hill PalaceErnakulamKeralaDepartment of ArchaeologyTamil Valarchy ValagamHalls Road, EgmoreChennai-600 008Tripura UniversityDeptt. of Culture & ArcheaeologyRaipurChhattisgarhSuryamaninagar-799130AgartalaTripura West50National Mission for Manuscripts | Annual Report 2010–2011
Sampurnananda Sanskrit ViswavidyalayaVaranasi-221 001Uttar PradeshHNB Garhwal UniversityPauri Garhwal-46 001UttaranchalKurukshetra UniversityKurukshetra-136 119HaryanaDirectorate of State Archaeology, Archives & MuseumStone BuildingOld SecretariatSrinagar-190 001Jammu & KashmirShri Chandrashekharendra Saraswati VisvaMahavidyalaya, EnathurKanchipuram-631 561Tamil NaduFrench Institute of Pondichery11. Saint Lois StreetP.B. No.33PondicherryHimachal Academy of Arts,Culture & LanguageCliff-End EstateShimla-171 001Himachal PradeshInstitute of Tai Studies and ResearchMoranhat-785 670AssamKameswar Singh Darbhanga Sanskrit UniversityDarbhanga–846 004BiharKavikulaguru Kalidasa UniversityBaghla Bhavan, SitalwadiManda Road, RamtekMaharashtra-441 106Keladi Museum & Historical ResearchKeladi, Sagar TaluqDist.- ShimogaKarnataka-577 401Kund Kund Jnanpit584, M.G. Road, TukoganjIndore-452 001Madya PradeshLalbhai Dalpatbhai Institute of IndologyNavarangpurNear Gujarat UniversityAhmedabad-380 009GujaratManipur State ArchivesKeishampatImphal-795 001ManipurKannada UniversityHampiVidyaranya-583 276Hospet Tq.,Dist. BellariKarnatakaMazahar Memorial MuseumBahariabadGhazipur-275 208Uttar PradeshBhai Veer Singh Sahitya SadanGole MarketNew DelhiNava Nalanda MahaviharNalanda-803 111BiharOriental Reseach Institute and Manuscirpts LibraryUniversity of KeralaKariavattomThiruvananthapuram-695 581KeralaNational Mission for Manuscripts | Annual Report 2010–201151
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Page 48 and 49: SHABAD GURUIllustrated Catalogue of
Page 50 and 51: ConservationDr. Kirti SrivastavaCoo
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Page 62 and 63: Department of Manuscriptology,Kanna
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Page 71 and 72: Address:Dr. Buddhadev SharmaSecreta
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Page 81 and 82: Address:Dr. Shyamsingh RajpurohitR.
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