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Ministry of Culture Sanskrit
The manuscript is related to Vrat Katha, Kavach and Tantra Mantra etc and has 2 pages. It is handwritten on paper using black ink in the Devnagari script by an …
Ministry of Culture English
A calligraphic exercise in the Nastaliq characters of the Persian language. A Persian couplet is written on one side and a note by the son of calligrapher on another side. …
Ministry of Culture Sanskrit
This is a paper manuscript on Bahurupa Bhairava Stotra is purely a devotional work devoted to Lord Bhairava. It has been attempted in very beautiful Nagari characters. It is incomplete, …
Ministry of Culture Sanskrit
The manuscript is related to Vrat Katha, Kavach and Tantra Mantra and has 126 pages. It is handwritten on paper using black ink in the Devnagari script by an Indian …
Ministry of Culture Persian
Illuminated head piece and a double page unwan. 15th Century A.D. (Compilation date)
Ministry of Culture Sanskrit
The manuscript is related to Vart Katha, Kavach, Tantra-Mantra etc., and has 8 pages. It is handwritten on paper using black ink in Devnagari script by an Indian author. It …
Ministry of Culture Sanskrit
The manuscript is related to Vrat Katha, Kavach and Tantra-Mantra and has 2 pages. It is handwritten on paper using black ink in Devnagari script by an Indian author.
Ministry of Culture Hindi
The manuscript is related to Hindi literature and has 22 pages. It is handwritten on paper using black ink in Devnagari script by an Indian author.
Ministry of Culture Sanskrit
The manuscript is related to Upnishada and has 102 pages. It is handwritten on paper using black ink in Devnagari script by an Indian author. It belongs to Sanskrit literature.