Memory of the World Asia-Pacific Regional Register

Being included in UNESCO's Memory of the World Asia-Pacific Regional Register, the 'Ramcharitmanas', 'Panchatantra', and 'Sahṛdayāloka-Locana' signify a significant milestone for India, underscoring the nation's rich literary and cultural heritage. This recognition underscores the importance of preserving diverse narratives and artistic expressions globally.

 These masterpieces, authored by Acharya Anandvardhan, Pt. Vishnu Sharma, and Goswami Tulsidas, respectively, have not only shaped Indian literature and culture but have also left an enduring impact on readers and artists worldwide, ensuring their timeless wisdom continues to inspire future generations.

What is The Register About?

The Memory of the World (MoW) Register lists documentary heritage which has been recommended by the International Advisory Committee, and endorsed by the Executive Board, as corresponding to the selection criteria regarding world significance and outstanding universal value.

Inscription on the Register publicly affirms the significance of the documentary heritage, makes it better known and allows for greater access to it, thereby facilitating research, education, entertainment, and preservation over time.

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