The Ministry of Culture started Gyan Bharatam, a big plan to save old Indian writings. They held a big meeting in New Delhi from 11- to talk about how to keep these old papers safe and share them with everyone.
New Delhi, 11 Sep 2025
The Ministry of Culture started Gyan Bharatam, a big plan to save old Indian writings. They held a big meeting in New Delhi from 11-13 September 2025 to talk about how to keep these old papers safe and share them with everyone.
Big Meeting Brings Experts Together
More than 1,100 people came to the meeting. They were smart people who know a lot about old writings. The Prime Minister will come on 12 September to hear what people say. The Home Minister will be there on the last day. Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, the Culture Minister, was the main guest on the first day. He said this plan will help people know about India's old knowledge.
Plan to Save and Share Old Writings
India has more than ten million old writings. These papers have stories, science, math, and art from long ago. The government wants to save these papers and make copies on computers. They also want to bring back Indian writings that are in other countries. This will help young people learn about India's old knowledge. The meeting talked about how to do all this work. The Ministry of Culture launched the ‘Gyan Bharatam’, a landmark national initiative dedicated to preserving, digitising, and disseminating India’s manuscript heritage. To mark this occasion, the Ministry organised the first-ever Gyan Bharatam International Conference on ‘Reclaiming India’s Knowledge Legacy through Manuscript Heritage’ from…
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The ideas from this meeting will help make a plan for the Gyan Bharatam Mission. Follow The Rising News for more verified updates.
Updated 11 Sep 2025, 23:05 IST; source: link
