Amit Shah Calls For Modern Technology To Take India's Knowledge Heritage To The World
Mumbai: Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah on Sunday inaugurated a specially curated exhibition of manuscripts titled “Shri Ganesh Dnyanarati” at the Asiatic Society of Mumbai. He also visited the library and inspected the work being carried out at the manuscript conservation laboratory of the Asiatic Society. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Minister Eknath…
Mumbai: Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated an exhibition of rare manuscripts, titled "Shri Ganesh Dnyanarati," at the Asiatic Society of Mumbai on Sunday. The event also saw the visit of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, and other dignitaries. Shah emphasized the Asiatic Society's crucial role in preserving and digitizing India's knowledge heritage.
He encouraged the society to leverage modern technology to share its invaluable collection of manuscripts and handwritten documents with people across the nation. Shah highlighted India's rich and radiant tradition of knowledge, stating that it holds the potential to guide the entire world. He stressed that this enduring legacy of knowledge has helped India maintain its identity and civilizational continuity despite foreign invasions.
Shah also affirmed that the spirit of Bharat could never be enslaved, as its memory remains alive in the country's history, language, culture, archives, and traditions.
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