The Gyan Bharatam Mission will not only preserve manuscripts but also open new domains of research, innovation, and data-driven opportunities for the youth, making our heritage a source of strength and power for the future.
International Conference on Gyan Bharatam in New Delhi
12.09.2025
The primary mandate of the Ministry of Culture is the preservation and conservation of ancient cultural heritage and the promotion of tangible and intangible art and culture. The Ministry has 2 attached offices, 7 subordinate offices, and 34 autonomous organizations, which are fully funded by the Government.
Broadly, the Ministry is working on the protection, development, and promotion of the country’s tangible heritage, intangible heritage, and knowledge heritage. In addition, the Ministry also harbours the responsibility of nurturing Gandhian heritage and commemorating important historical events and centenaries of great personalities.
Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
Hon'ble Minister of Culture
Rao Inderjit Singh
Hon'ble Minister of State for Culture
Sahitya Akademi’s Press Release on the passing away of Dr S.L. Bhyrappa, eminent Kannada writer, philosopher and versatile scholar.
WORKING GROUP REPORT - GYAN BHARATAM International Conference on Reclaiming India's Knowledge Legacy Through Manuscript Heritage
India’s Manuscript Heritage to Shine Again Through Gyan Bharatam Initiative
