Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh and Telangana are home to a large collection of palms and paper scripts.
The national mission for the script (NMM) was launched by the Union Minister of Culture in 2003, documented by around 2.
63 Lakh’s manuscripts in United Andhra Pradesh.
About 6,000 digital palmleaf manuscripts under this project.
Speaking to Stoi, former Director of the Oriental Manuscript Library Prof.
Jayadheeer Tirumala Rao during his tenure NMM was taken at United Andhra Pradesh, said that the manuscript was largely found in the area bordering the Karnataka border.
“I served as a NMM surveyor for (United) Andhra Pradesh.
This project is documented 2.
63 lakh script in the state,” said Rao.
Rao, who currently serves as Director of the Aadya Museum Kala, said that they imported tissue paper from China to laminate the paper script under the NMM.
“In the sub-order phase, we begin to digitize the script.
The self-protecting accuracy has been submitted to the owner of this ancient texts,” Rao said.
The national mission for this Manu script is intended for documentation, conservation / preservation and sation digit script.
This documents around 43.
16 Lakh scripts in different enthrete and language scripts until 2019.
Nmm follows the pre-peeled guidelines by the National Research Laboratory for Cultural Property Conservation (NRLC), Lucknow for manuscript conservation.
According to official statistics, preventive rescue 3.
92Crore Folios and Curative Con Survation 36.
56 lakh Folio is carried out until 2019.
Digitizing 2.
83 lakh texus con sister from 2.
93 pages of Crore scripts are conducted.