Discover India's treasure trove of knowledge with over 10 million ancient manuscripts spanning philosophy, science, medicine, literature, Vedic rituals, mathematics, astrology, and more. These manuscripts are not just texts; they embody India's rich cultural heritage and represent centuries of intellectual pursuit.
The Gyān Bhārataṁ Mission (GBM) is a visionary initiative by the Government of India, building on the legacy of the National Mission for Manuscripts. GBM aims to safeguard, digitize, and disseminate this invaluable knowledge, integrating traditional wisdom with modern technology. By revitalizing manuscript studies, GBM ensures India's leadership in global knowledge systems.
Explore how GBM is revitalizing Bhārtiya Gyān Paramparā (Indian Knowledge Systems) and preserving our civilizational continuity. Together, let's celebrate our heritage and empower future generations to carry forward this legacy of wisdom.
Reviving India’s manuscript legacy through preservation, digitization, education, and global access to Bharatiya Gyān Paramparā.
Nationwide network of Manuscript Resource Centres (MRCs) to identify, document, and catalog ancient manuscripts.
Preservation through preventive and curative methods at dedicated Manuscript Conservation Centres (MCCs).
Advanced digitization using HTR, AI, and cloud metadata linked to national and global repositories.
Create a globally accessible archive with AI-driven tools for archiving, tagging, and translation.
Workshops to train the next generation of conservators, transcribers, and manuscript scholars.
Revive rare and unpublished manuscripts through critical editions, facsimiles, and translations.
Mobile apps, IIIF framework, AI-assisted HTR, microfilming, and secure cloud storage systems.
Encourage manuscript owners to contribute with authenticity certification and revenue-sharing.
Structured training programs, expert appointments, and academic research to build expertise.
International partnerships for manuscript retrieval, standardization, and cross-border digitization.
Embed manuscript wisdom into curricula, research initiatives, and skill-development programs.
Engage young scholars through exhibitions, content development, digital labs, and heritage museums.