Summary
The centers will protect old books and turn them into digital files.
Students, teachers, and researchers will have new places to learn and share knowledge.
Each center is located in a different state to help many people.
Five centers focus on Classical Assamese, Classical Bengali, Classical Marathi, Classical Pali, and Classical Prakrit.
They will be set up at universities in Assam, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Odisha, and Gujarat.
Main work includes research, preserving old texts, and digitising them.
The project aims to keep India's language heritage alive for future generations.
It also strengthens regional education and research.
The centers will protect old books and turn them into digital files.
Students, teachers, and researchers will have new places to learn and share knowledge.
Each center is located in a different state to help many people.
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