Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute Bhandarkar Road

What are the goals which Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute Bhandarkar Road wants to achieve?

[Raman Vij]

The Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute is situated in Pune. It was established on July 6, 1917 in the honor of the work of Ramkrishna Gopal Bhandarakar, the foremost pioneer of scientific Orientology in India.

Academic Projects:




Goals to Achieve
The steps thereto run through the following
Development of Digital Library for Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute (BORI).
Preservation and protection of the content of rare books and manuscripts and archives of the Mahabharata and Prakrit Dictionary.
World wide access on Internet.
National and international collaborative oriental research.
State of the art computer & networking infrastructure for creating and accessing the digital library.
Automation of library management system.
Creation of on-line catalog of books & manuscripts for web access.
Digitization of rare books and manuscripts.
Digital Database of the cultural index of the Critical Edition of Mahabharata.
Digital Database of the Comprehensive and Critical Prakrit Dictionary.
Virtual Museum of Manuscripts, Photographs and Artefacts.
Development of computation research tools such as Advanced Multilingual Search, Study of occurrences, Sanskrit and Prakrit dictionaries, ontological research etc.
Interactive Digital Portal for content, communications, collaboration and commerce.

Publications
Series of publications
The Annals (86 Volumes till date)
Bombay Sanskrit and Prakrit Series
Govt. Oriental Series
Bhandarkar Oriental Series
Post-Graduate and Research Dept. Publications
Research Unit Publications
Proceedings of the AIOC (39 Volumes till date)
Miscellaneous Publications
Important publication till date
Critical Edition of the Mahabharata (19 Volumes)
Critical Edition of the Harivamsha (3 Volumes)
Pratika Index (2 Volumes)
Critically constituted text of Mahabharata and Harivamsha
Mahabharata : Cultural Index (2 Volumes)
The Vedic Bibliography edited by Dr. R. N. Dandekar
Descriptive Catalogues of manuscripts in the Govt. manuscripts library of the BORI
The Critical and Comprehensive Dictionary of the Prakrit Languages on Historical Principles (3 Volumes)
The Collected Works of R. G. Bhandarkar (4 Vol.)
History of Dharmashastra by P. V. Kane (5 Vol; 6,884 pages)
The Vyakaranamahabhashya of Patanjali edited by Kielhorn
The Paribhashendushekhara of Nagojibhatta edited by Kielhorn
Shribhashya of ramanuja edited by Vasudevshastri Abhyankar
Sarvadarshanasamgraha of Sayana Madhava edited by Vasudevshastri Abhyankar
Prakrit Grammar of Hemachandra edited by P. L. Vaidya
Tarikh-i-Sind edited by U. M. Daudpota
The Paribhashasamgraha by K. V. Abhyankar
Devanagari Editions of the Dhammasangani and the Atthasalini by P. V. Bapat and R. D. Wadekar
Jinaratnakosha edited by H. D. Velankar
Shan Chien-P'i P'o-sha by P. V. Bapat and A. Hirakawa

Address:
The Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute
812, Shivajinagar, Near Law College, Law College Rd, Fergusson College Campus, Erandwane, Pune, Maharashtra 411004 ‎
020 2565 6932 ‎

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