Selected inscriptions from the 7th to the 9th century a.d. Bandung: Masa Baru. [Prasasti Indonesia 2.] Casparis, Johannes Gijsbertus de (1961). ‘New evidence on cultural relations between Java and ...

Bengaluru: Compositions in Prakrit, Sanskrit, and Kannada, frozen in time and chiselled on to pillars, cave walls and stone ...

HYDERABAD: Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has decoded two significant Sanskrit inscriptions, one from Vietnam and the other from Nepal. These inscriptions shed light on the cultural and ...

The two bells bear no inscriptions but indicate the years of ... cast entirely with Buddhist sutras and incantations in Han and Sanskrit languages. This is an unequalled Buddhist bell.

This showed that not only was it possible to read the inscriptions in Sanskrit, but that it would not be possible to read the entire body of Indus inscriptions using a different language.

Sanskrit inscriptions were also incorporated into the intricate wedding decor. Also read | Inside Jeet Adani and Diva Shah’s colourful ‘mastani mehendi’ made possible by 500 Indian artisans.

The scripts of the inscriptions were Brahmi (4th Century CE), Shell (6th Century CE), Nagari (Sanskrit) and Telugu characters among the inscriptions, said K Munirathnam, the leader of the survey.

Thirty inscriptions were found in the interior forest which were found to be written in Brahmi, Nagari, Telugu scripts, and some in shell characters in Sanskrit, Praakrit and Telugu. The six ...