Srinagar, 23 April: The Oriental Research Library (ORL) in Srinagar, Kashmir, houses a treasure trove of knowledge and artistic heritage.
A recent exhibition showcased some of the library’s most prized possessions, including ancient manuscripts, rare books, and exquisite miniature paintings.
The exhibition offered visitors a unique opportunity to delve into Kashmir’s rich history and culture.
The manuscripts, some dating back centuries, covered a wide range of subjects, including religion, philosophy, literature, science, and medicine.
These handwritten works provided a window into the intellectual pursuits of Kashmir’s past.
The rare books on display included works by renowned scholars and authors, both from Kashmir and beyond. These books offered valuable insights into the social, political, and economic landscape of the region.
The exhibition also featured a collection of miniature paintings.
These intricate artworks, often depicting scenes from mythology or everyday life, showcased the artistic talent of Kashmiri painters.
The exhibition at the ORL was a significant event for scholars, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in Kashmir’s cultural legacy
