Palm-leaf manuscript digitisation project launched at Gangaramaya with Indian assistance
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India International Centre (IIC), Delhi in collaboration with the Gangaramaya Temple, Colombo launched the SAMHiTA (South Asian Manuscript Histories and Textual Archive) Palm-Leaf Manuscript Digitisation Project at the Gangaramaya Temple, o.
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- —India International Centre (IIC), Delhi in collaboration with the Gangaramaya Temple, Colombo launched the SAMHiTA (South Asian Manuscript Histories and Textual Archive) Palm-Leaf Manuscript Digitisation Project at the Gangaramaya Temple, on Friday, October 23.
- —The Project is undertaken with the financial assistance from the Indian government.
- —Indian High Commissioner Santosh Jha attended the launch ceremony [].
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