The Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, Pune, was founded on July 6, 1917 to commemorate the name and the work of Ramkrishna Gopal Bhandarakar, the foremost pioneer of scientific Orientology in India. The Institute concerns itself with research activity in the field of Orientology with a vision to enlighten the world about the all-comprehensive knowledge generated in the East, especially, in India. The institute has one of the largest collections of rare books and manuscripts spanning over 1,25,000 books and over 28,000 manuscripts collected over a period of 90 years covering practically every aspect of Orientology.
Bhandarkar Oriental Research institute in collaboration with Heritage India – Manthan. 5th episode: ‘Ganga’s multifaceted cultural heritage: How do we save it?’ Dr Vijay Paranjpye will talk about the sacred river Ganga including several socio-cultural aspects, myths and realities, important historical events, and unique physical and biological characteristics, – which together form our heritage. Further, the talk will cover recent developments/interventions that reflect our insensitivity towards this priceless heritage. The talk will end with possible solutions and recommendations in which we could restore the wholesomeness and sanctity of this magnificent river. Saturday the 16th of September at 5:30 pm. Venue: Bhandarkar Oriental Research institute,Law college rd,Pune
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Announcing a new course on BORI’s
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Dvelve into the world of Hindu Dharmashastra by enrolling for the course, A beginner’s guide to Hindu Dharmashastra.