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Kashmir, known as the Land of Shrad and considered the Sarvajna Peetha (the seat of all Knowledge), has always been a land of Rishis and great scholars in various fields of knowledge. During his visit in the 7th century AD, Hieun Tsang noted that Sanskrit was spoken fluently by women and children of Kashmir, just like their native language. Shrad was the main script used to write Sanskrit. The Shrad script is a writing system based on the Brahmic family of scripts, which flourished even in Himachal Pradesh and Punjab in the 13th century AD. Shrad texts have been found widely in Afghanistan; one of them was engraved on a marble statue of the Indian elephant god Ganesh, which was discovered near Gardez. Another was inscribed on the large Uma Maheshwara from Tepe Skandar, north of Kabul. The Shrad inscriptions all seem to date back to the 8th century CE. The Core Shrad Team is a group of believers who are committed to reviving Shrad, the sacred script of the Valley of Vitasta. Although Shrad has been our script for centuries, it has been neglected over the last few hundred years, and now it is only used for ceremonial purposes. We strongly believe that it only needs a little concerted effort from all of us to restore it to its former glory. We invite you to join this movement.]]>
Kashmir, known as the Land of Shrad and considered the Sarvajna Peetha (the seat of all Knowledge), has always been a land of Rishis and great scholars in various fields of knowledge. During his visit in the 7th century AD, Hieun Tsang noted that Sanskrit was spoken fluently by women and children of Kashmir, just like their native language. Shrad was the main script used to write Sanskrit. The Shrad script is a writing system based on the Brahmic family of scripts, which flourished even in Himachal Pradesh and Punjab in the 13th century AD. Shrad texts have been found widely in Afghanistan; one of them was engraved on a marble statue of the Indian elephant god Ganesh, which was discovered near Gardez. Another was inscribed on the large Uma Maheshwara from Tepe Skandar, north of Kabul. The Shrad inscriptions all seem to date back to the 8th century CE. The Core Shrad Team is a group of believers who are committed to reviving Shrad, the sacred script of the Valley of Vitasta. Although Shrad has been our script for centuries, it has been neglected over the last few hundred years, and now it is only used for ceremonial purposes. We strongly believe that it only needs a little concerted effort from all of us to restore it to its former glory. We invite you to join this movement.]]> Tue, 02 May 2023 15:38:14 GMT /slideshow/maatrikadec22pdf/257660402 SugnyanBettadapura@slideshare.net(SugnyanBettadapura) Maatrika-Dec22.pdf SugnyanBettadapura Kashmir, known as the Land of Shrad and considered the Sarvajna Peetha (the seat of all Knowledge), has always been a land of Rishis and great scholars in various fields of knowledge. During his visit in the 7th century AD, Hieun Tsang noted that Sanskrit was spoken fluently by women and children of Kashmir, just like their native language. Shrad was the main script used to write Sanskrit. The Shrad script is a writing system based on the Brahmic family of scripts, which flourished even in Himachal Pradesh and Punjab in the 13th century AD. Shrad texts have been found widely in Afghanistan; one of them was engraved on a marble statue of the Indian elephant god Ganesh, which was discovered near Gardez. Another was inscribed on the large Uma Maheshwara from Tepe Skandar, north of Kabul. The Shrad inscriptions all seem to date back to the 8th century CE. The Core Shrad Team is a group of believers who are committed to reviving Shrad, the sacred script of the Valley of Vitasta. Although Shrad has been our script for centuries, it has been neglected over the last few hundred years, and now it is only used for ceremonial purposes. We strongly believe that it only needs a little concerted effort from all of us to restore it to its former glory. We invite you to join this movement. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/maatrika-dec22-230502153815-70f5f9ce-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Kashmir, known as the Land of Shrad and considered the Sarvajna Peetha (the seat of all Knowledge), has always been a land of Rishis and great scholars in various fields of knowledge. During his visit in the 7th century AD, Hieun Tsang noted that Sanskrit was spoken fluently by women and children of Kashmir, just like their native language. Shrad was the main script used to write Sanskrit. The Shrad script is a writing system based on the Brahmic family of scripts, which flourished even in Himachal Pradesh and Punjab in the 13th century AD. Shrad texts have been found widely in Afghanistan; one of them was engraved on a marble statue of the Indian elephant god Ganesh, which was discovered near Gardez. Another was inscribed on the large Uma Maheshwara from Tepe Skandar, north of Kabul. The Shrad inscriptions all seem to date back to the 8th century CE. The Core Shrad Team is a group of believers who are committed to reviving Shrad, the sacred script of the Valley of Vitasta. Although Shrad has been our script for centuries, it has been neglected over the last few hundred years, and now it is only used for ceremonial purposes. We strongly believe that it only needs a little concerted effort from all of us to restore it to its former glory. We invite you to join this movement.
Maatrika-Dec22.pdf from Sugnyan Bettadapura
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Digital technologies influence all areas of an Organization. Right from impact on customer experience to enhanced productivity in operations and improvement in the way people collaborate within an organization. As someone who is either impacting or is impacted by these technological shifts, you would need to equip yourself with a framework that would help you navigate the organization you are working wit through their digital transformation journey. We discuss one such framework here]]>
Digital technologies influence all areas of an Organization. Right from impact on customer experience to enhanced productivity in operations and improvement in the way people collaborate within an organization. As someone who is either impacting or is impacted by these technological shifts, you would need to equip yourself with a framework that would help you navigate the organization you are working wit through their digital transformation journey. We discuss one such framework here]]> Mon, 20 Feb 2017 00:33:27 GMT /slideshow/digital-transformation-72341164/72341164 SugnyanBettadapura@slideshare.net(SugnyanBettadapura) Digital transformation SugnyanBettadapura Digital technologies influence all areas of an Organization. Right from impact on customer experience to enhanced productivity in operations and improvement in the way people collaborate within an organization. As someone who is either impacting or is impacted by these technological shifts, you would need to equip yourself with a framework that would help you navigate the organization you are working wit through their digital transformation journey. We discuss one such framework here <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/digitaltransformation-170220003327-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Digital technologies influence all areas of an Organization. Right from impact on customer experience to enhanced productivity in operations and improvement in the way people collaborate within an organization. As someone who is either impacting or is impacted by these technological shifts, you would need to equip yourself with a framework that would help you navigate the organization you are working wit through their digital transformation journey. We discuss one such framework here
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]]> 206 4 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/digitaltransformation-170220003327-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds presentation Black http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/post http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/posted 0 https://public.slidesharecdn.com/v2/images/profile-picture.png Dynamic career reflecting 10+ years of progressive experience and high performance spanning areas of Consulting, Digital Transformation, Business Analysis, Process Re-engineering, Project Management, Operations, Global Sourcing and Training.with reputed international organizations like ABN AMRO, Credit Suisse, TCS, Franklin Templeton and HSBC. My core competencies are in the following areas: 損 Solution Design 損 Agile Project Management 損 Digital Transformation 損 Product Consulting 損 Process Consulting Specialties: 損 Experienced in handling multiple Projects with high visibility/ stake holder expectations. 損 Ability to ensure smooth documentation walk through, collect feedback an... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/maatrika-dec22-230502153815-70f5f9ce-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/maatrikadec22pdf/257660402 Maatrika-Dec22.pdf https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/digitaltransformation-170220003327-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/digital-transformation-72341164/72341164 Digital transformation