The Hindu·3 min read·medium

18,000 rare books, 1,000 archives in Mysuru to go digital

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The Hindu Bureau
18,000 rare books, 1,000 archives in Mysuru to go digital
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The Karnataka Department of Archaeology, Museums and Heritage has partnered with the 'Servants of Knowledge' association to digitize 18,000 rare books and 1,000 archival documents. This project aims to preserve historical records and provide global digital access to researchers and students.

The Department of Archaeology, Museums and Heritage, Government of Karnataka, and the Anubhava Mantapa Servants of Knowledge Association (“Servants of Knowledge”) have entered into a memorandum of understanding to launch a significant collaboration aimed at the preservation and digitisation of Karnataka’s rich archaeological and historical archives.

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