Sevadhi Museum, Tamil Nadu varsity join hands to preserve manuscript heritage

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The Sevadhi Museum and Indological Research Institute, Kottayam, has signed an agreement with the Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi Viswa Mahavidyalaya ,Tamil Nadu to strengthen efforts towards preserving, documenting, digitising and promoting India’s invaluable manuscript heritage. C.S. Unni, president, and S. Rajendu, curator for Sevadhi Museum and Indological Research Institute, represented the museum in the signing ceremony, also attended by the Vice-Chancellor and Registrar of the varsity. A team of delegates from the museum also explored the Saswathaiswaryam Palm Leaf Manuscript Heritage Centre at SCSVMV and learnt about its initiatives to safeguard these precious repositories of knowledge.

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