Languages of ICCR's Research and Documentation Initiatives

ICCR's Research and Documentation Initiatives focus on Sanskrit, Arabic, and Persian languages, promoting cultural exchange and understanding.

The ICCR's Research and Documentation Centre in New Delhi is dedicated to the study and preservation of Sanskrit, Arabic, and Persian languages, aiming to promote cultural understanding and exchange.

Sanskrit Bharati is an ICCR initiative aimed at promoting the study of Sanskrit among foreign students, facilitating cultural exchange and fostering a deeper understanding of Indian heritage.

The ICCR's Research and Documentation Centre in Cairo is dedicated to the study and preservation of the Arabic language, promoting cultural exchange and understanding between India and Arab countries.

The National Mission for Manuscripts is an ICCR initiative dedicated to the documentation and preservation of rare manuscripts and texts in Indian languages, aiming to protect and promote India's rich cultural heritage.

The ICCR's Research and Documentation Centre in Tehran is dedicated to the study and preservation of the Persian language, fostering cultural exchange and understanding between India and Iran.

The Central Institute of Indian Languages, Indian Council of Cultural Relations, and Ministry of External Affairs all contribute to the promotion of the study of Indian languages among foreign diplomats and scholars, fostering cultural exchange and understanding.

The ICCR's Research and Documentation Centre in Tashkent is dedicated to the study and preservation of the Uzbek language, promoting cultural exchange and understanding between India and Uzbekistan.

The Indian Council of Cultural Relations, Central Institute of Indian Languages, and Ministry of Culture all contribute to the promotion of Indian languages through cultural events, workshops, and seminars, fostering cultural exchange and understanding.

The ICCR's Research and Documentation Centre in Kathmandu is dedicated to the study and preservation of the Nepali language, promoting cultural exchange and understanding between India and Nepal.

The Ministry of External Affairs, Indian Council of Cultural Relations, and Central Institute of Indian Languages all contribute to the promotion of the study of Indian languages among Indian diaspora communities worldwide, fostering cultural exchange and understanding.

The ICCR's Research and Documentation Centre in Moscow is dedicated to the study and preservation of the Russian language, promoting cultural exchange and understanding between India and Russia.

The National Book Trust, Central Institute of Indian Languages, and Indian Council of Cultural Relations all contribute to the translation of Indian literary works into foreign languages, promoting cultural exchange and understanding.

The ICCR's Research and Documentation Centre in Colombo is dedicated to the study and preservation of the Sinhala language, promoting cultural exchange and understanding between India and Sri Lanka.

The Indian Council of Cultural Relations, Central Institute of Indian Languages, and Ministry of Human Resource Development all contribute to the promotion of the study of Indian languages through scholarships and fellowships for foreign students, fostering cultural exchange and understanding.