Rare Indian manuscripts go online

More than 2,000 ancient hand-written manuscripts in an Indian language are about to be made available online.

Rare Indian manuscripts go online
Mon, 06 Jul, 2009 - 18:01

More than 2,000 ancient hand-written manuscripts in an Indian language are about to be made available online.

VL Manjul, a former librarian at a research institute in Maharasthra, has uploaded manuscripts in Marathi dating between the 14th and 19th centuries on to the internet.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: MaharasthraPlace: IndiaPlace: USPlace: PunePerson: VL ManjulPerson: ManjulPerson: DnyaneshwarOrganisation: Bhandarkar Oriental Research InstituteOrganisation: BORIOrganisation: Marathi Manuscripts CentreOrganisation: South Asian Studies Centre of PuneOrganisation: Deccan CollegeOrganisation: Times of India
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