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A bi-monthly publication of the National Mission for ManuscriptsA bi-monthly publication of the National Mission for Manuscriptsd`fr j{k.kjk"Vªh; ik.Mqfyfi fe’ku dh }Sekfld if=dkVol. 4 nos. 5-6, vol. 5 nos. 1-4April 2009 – March 2010Vol. 5 nos. 5-6April – July 2010A bi-monthly publication of the National Mission for ManuscriptsVol. 6 nos. 1-2August – November, 2010
Future PlansContinued training programs on preservation and conservationStrengthening of pool of resource personsIntensifying efforts at digitisationPublication of unpublished manuscriptsLocation of Indian manuscripts in: UK, France, Belgium, Germany, USA, Canada,Australia, Thailand, Korea, Malaysia, Japan, China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, NepalEfforts to be made to obtain copies of manuscripts through direct contact withrepositories
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Programmes and ActivitiesI. Documen
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A view of the Manuscript Exhibition
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• To involve local people and stu
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DocumentationWith an estimated of t
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Participants at Manuscript Day Prog
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18 Kavikulaguru Kalidasa University
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Preventive conservation workshop he
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Dr. Usha Suresh in interaction with
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Sl.NoMCC13. Dev Kumar JainArrah, Bi
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A folio from Arsharamayana, RORI, J
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Shrimadbhagvad manuscript, M.R. Sha
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Participants at the Basic Level Wor
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OutreachWith a view to spreadingawa
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Manuscriptology & PalaeographyThe m
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Participants busy in editing during
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Tattvabodha Volume-IIEdited by: Kal
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The first of the Krtibodha series w
Page 48 and 49: SHABAD GURUIllustrated Catalogue of
Page 50 and 51: ConservationDr. Kirti SrivastavaCoo
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Page 56 and 57: INTACH ICIOrissa Art Conservation C
Page 58 and 59: Our PartnersManuscript Resource Cen
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Page 69 and 70: An illustration from Palakapya Gaja
Page 71 and 72: Address:Dr. Buddhadev SharmaSecreta
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Page 81 and 82: Address:Dr. Shyamsingh RajpurohitR.
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Page 89 and 90: the Muslim period in Oriental studi
Page 91 and 92: Krishna Kanta Handiqui Library,Guwa
Page 93 and 94: Bhandarkar Oriental ResearchInstitu
Page 95 and 96: Archaic Manipuri and few manuscript
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