New Delhi: The Tatvam Foundation for Policy and Research, in collaboration with the Centre for Hindu Studies, University of Delhi, and sponsored by the National Mission for Manuscripts (NMM), Ministry of Culture, Government of India, has launched a 15-day Basic Level Transcription (Manuscript) Workshop from March 4 to March 19, 2025, at the Centre for Hindu Studies, University of Delhi.
This initiative aims to preserve and promote Bharat’s ancient manuscript tradition by training scholars, researchers, and enthusiasts in the art of manuscript transcription and conservation. The workshop is a significant step toward reviving and protecting Bharat’s rich literary and philosophical heritage, ensuring that centuries-old knowledge is accurately documented and passed on to future generations.
Tatvam Foundation: A Leading Voice in Policy and Research
The Tatvam Foundation for Policy and Research is a think tank dedicated to promoting in-depth research on Indian culture, history, policy, and governance. It actively works on policy analysis, academic collaborations, and intellectual discourse, with a special emphasis on Hindu studies, Vedic knowledge, and indigenous intellectual traditions. Through initiatives like manuscript preservation and academic workshops, the foundation strives to bridge the gap between ancient wisdom and contemporary policy-making.
Workshop Focus: Preserving Bharat’s Manuscript Heritage
The Basic Level Transcription (Manuscript) Workshop is designed to introduce participants to:
- The art and science of manuscript transcription
- Deciphering ancient scripts such as Devanagari, Brahmi, and Grantha
- The methodologies of manuscript conservation and digital preservation
- Understanding historical and philosophical texts in their original form
With expert scholars, historians, and manuscript specialists leading the sessions, the workshop will equip participants with essential skills to engage in manuscript studies and research.
A Step Towards Cultural Renaissance
The National Mission for Manuscripts (NMM), under the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, has been actively working to preserve India’s manuscript heritage. This collaboration with Tatvam Foundation and the Centre for Hindu Studies aligns with the government’s broader vision of reviving indigenous knowledge systems and promoting traditional learning methodologies.
The workshop is expected to attract researchers, students, historians, and cultural enthusiasts from across the country, fostering a renewed interest in India’s vast and diverse manuscript heritage.
Conclusion: Strengthening India’s Intellectual Legacy
Through this unique academic initiative, the Tatvam Foundation for Policy and Research, in partnership with the University of Delhi and the Ministry of Culture, is contributing significantly to India’s intellectual and cultural renaissance. By empowering scholars with the skills to transcribe, interpret, and preserve manuscripts, this workshop will help ensure that India’s ancient wisdom continues to inspire future generations.
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