⚠The page is largely blank, containing only faint ghosting or bleed-through from the reverse side or an adjacent leaf. The only legible text consists of modern digital watermarks and provenance notes added during the archiving process.

Archival Documentation and Provenance

Collection of Dina Nath Raina (age 81), Jammu. A retired priest.

The center of the page displays extremely faint, illegible impressions of what appears to be a geometric diagram or a tabular structure. These markings are likely the result of "ghosting"—ink bleeding through from the reverse side of the leaf or transferring from an adjacent page due to decades of being pressed together. ?

The term "ghosting" or bleed-through is common in old manuscripts where the acidity of the ink or the thinness of the handmade paper causes text or diagrams to become visible on the opposite side over time.

Public Domain (CC-0). Provided through the courtesy of Sanjay Raina, Jammu. Digitized by eGangotri.

eGangotri is a digital preservation project dedicated to the conservation of Indian manuscripts and linguistic heritage, ensuring these fragile documents are accessible to scholars worldwide.