Tantraloka, Vol. 1 with Jayaratha's Commentary (1918) - Page 10

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SRINAGAR.

The Research Department of Jammu and Kashmir was established in the late 19th/early 20th century to preserve and publish ancient Sanskrit and Persian manuscripts found within the princely state.