Guest guest Posted January 23, 2004 Report Share Posted January 23, 2004 Namaste, Readers would be pleased to know this new development : (excerpts from the sanskrit-digest list). [sanskrit] Digital Library > > ".....I am working full-time running the worldwide efforts towards building the largest digital library. The major scanning is being done in India, where the Government and the President are involved. On a side note of interest, one of the more recent centres to come up is > http://www.sanskritacademy.org/, > besides active involvement by the Tirupati devasthanam and other groups like the Madhva research centre. There are now 32 centres across India and the number is growing weekly. China, egypt, italy are a few of the 60+ countries that are at various stages of assisting this project. ....." ================================================================== These books are archived under the Million Book Project. If one visits http://www.archive.org/texts and hit the "million book project" icon at the top and hit the button "browse by language", one can see several Indian languages in which books are archived, including Sanskrit, Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, Urdu, English, etc. Until now, there are lots of books in Telugu. There are quite a few Sanskrit books in Telugu section too. One can download the software DjVu from the site and can read all these books on the computer itself. One can download them too and read when necessary. There is a companion site run by the Indian government at http://www.dli.gov.in/mainpage1.html Here the books are in the tiff format. This site is a bit slow. But one can download the individual pages and stitch them together using powere point software. I have benefited quite a bit using the resources in my research on Chandas (metrical prosody). ...." -------------------------------- Regards, Sunder Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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