Archive · 13 Sep 2026
Amit Shah Urges Technology To Share India’s Knowledge Heritage
Amit Shah opened an exhibition of old manuscripts in Mumbai.
The exhibition is called “Shri Ganesh Dnyanarati.”
The manuscripts are being shown at the Asiatic Society of Mumbai.
Shah also visited the society’s library.
He looked at the work being done to protect and preserve the manuscripts.
He asked the society to use modern technology to share this knowledge with people throughout India.
Shah said India has a long tradition of learning and knowledge.
He also said that history, language, culture and traditions have helped preserve India’s identity.
Amit Shah inaugurated the “Shri Ganesh Dnyanarati” manuscript exhibition in Mumbai.
The exhibition was held at the Asiatic Society of Mumbai.
Shah visited the library and inspected the manuscript conservation laboratory.
He urged the Asiatic Society to use modern technology to share its knowledge with people across India.
Shah said India’s history, language, culture, archives and traditions have preserved its civilisational identity.
- Who
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated the exhibition; Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde also attended.
- What
- A specially curated manuscript exhibition titled “Shri Ganesh Dnyanarati” was inaugurated, and Shah called for modern technology to share India’s knowledge heritage.
- When
- Sunday.
- Where
- The Asiatic Society of Mumbai in Mumbai, India.
- Why
- Shah said modern technology could help bring the Asiatic Society’s knowledge treasures to people across the country.
- Exhibition
- “Shri Ganesh Dnyanarati”
- Venue
- Asiatic Society of Mumbai
- City
- Mumbai
- Inaugurated by
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah
- Additional attendees
- Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde
- Main appeal
- Use modern technology to share the society’s knowledge with people across India
- Preservation work
- Shah inspected the manuscript conservation laboratory