Ramcharitmanas, Panchatantra, and Sahṛdayāloka-Locana enter ‘UNESCO's Memory of the World Asia-Pacific Regional Register’.

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The Ramcharitmanas, Panchatantra and Sahṛdayāloka-Locana have been included in ‘UNESCO's Memory of the World Asia-Pacific Regional Register’. This inclusion is a proud moment for India, a confirmation of the country's rich literary heritage and cultural legacy. It signifies a step forward in global cultural preservation efforts, highlighting the importance of recognizing and safeguarding the diverse narratives and artistic expressions that shape our shared humanity. By honouring these literary masterpieces, society not only pays homage to the creative genius of their creators but also ensures that their profound wisdom and timeless teachings continue to inspire and enlighten future generations. The 'Ramcharitmanas', 'Panchatantra', and 'Sahṛdayaloka-Locana' are such timeless works that have deeply influenced Indian literature and culture, shaping the nation's moral fabric and artistic expressions. These literary works have transcended time and place, leaving an indelible mark on readers and artists both within and outside India. It is noteworthy that ‘Sahṛdayaloka-Locana’, ‘Panchatantra’, and ‘Ramcharitmanas’ were authored by Acharya Anandvardhan, Pt. Vishnu Sharma, and Goswami Tulsidas, respectively.


      India celebrates as 'Ramcharitmanas', 'Panchatantra', and 'Sahṛdayaloka-Locana' make it to UNESCO's Memory of the World Asia-Pacific Regional Register, affirming India's literary richness.

      Recognition underscores the global significance of India's cultural legacy and emphasizes the need for preserving diverse narratives and artistic expressions.

      Authored by Acharya Anandvardhan, Pt. Vishnu Sharma, and Goswami Tulsidas, these timeless masterpieces continue to inspire and shape both Indian and global literature and culture.

 

     


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