In a social media post on Thursday, SJTA chief administrator Arabinda Padhee said the proposed digital library will serve as a repository of centuries-old records, offering digital access to devotees and researchers worldwide
The library will provide digital access to devotees and researchers. Photo Courtesy: istock
The Shree Jagannath Temple Administration (SJTA) in Puri will set up a digital library to preserve age-old records of the 12th-century shrine, including rare palm-leaf manuscripts, rituals' data and the sacred Madala Panji (temple almanac), SJTA chief administrator Arabinda Padhee said.
In a social media post on Thursday, Padhee said the proposed digital library will serve as a repository of centuries-old records, offering digital access to devotees and researchers worldwide.
"With the blessings of Mahaprabhu, SJTA is going to set up a digital library to preserve rare temple records, rituals, the sacred Madala Panji, palm-leaf manuscripts and more, while providing digital access to devotees and researchers. This unique initiative seeks to safeguard the timeless heritage of Shree Jagannatha Temple," he wrote on X.
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