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The buyer can select the IGNCA publications (books / DVDs / Multimedia CDs/DVDs etc.) from the above mentioned series (lists) and details of the publications with the payment (as per the details given in the payment mode) receipt / DD can be sent to Shri A K Sinha on the address mentioned below.

Ravi Kumar Srivastava
Director (Publication)
Publication Unit,
Sutradhara Division, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, Janpath Building , Janpath, (near Western Court), New Delhi – 110001
Telephone: 91-11-2338 6825 E-mail: igncapub@gmail.com

 

Payment mode: Customer can make the payment by Demand Draft in favour of IGNCA, payable at New Delhi or through Bank Transfer. Electronic transfer of money may be sent as per the details below:

Canara Bank
Government Business Modules (GBM) Branch,
New Delhi-110007
SB A/c No. 0143101008365
IFSC Code- CNRB0003525 (For Indian Buyers)
SWIFT CODE CNRBINBBDFM (For Foreign Buyers)
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IGNCA Publications are available at `Svasti’ - the IGNCA shop run by HHEC at

Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, Janpath Building ,
Janpath, (near Western Court),
New Delhi- 110001
INDIA
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Ongoing Projects

  • Decipherment of Sarasvati-Sindhu-Seals
  • Decipherment of Indus Script: A New Approach
  • Dating of Mahabharata in collaboration with Bhanadarkar Oriental Research Institute, Pune
  • History of Ghats of Varanasi
  • Vamshavali
  • Dating of Bhartrihari
  • Dating of Kalidasa
  • Finding out actual history of the selected centrally protected Monuments
  • Comparative study of Hinduism and Zoroastrianism
  • Literary reference work for the ongoing parliament vista projects Constitution Gallery
  • Conducting Post Graduate Diploma in Hindu Studies (PGDHS) and Bharatiya Jnana Parampara (PGDBJP)

Decipherment of Indus Script: A New Approach

About the Author : Dr. Karuna Shankar Shukla’s passion for archaeology began in his student days, where he excelled and led advancements. A distinguished alumnus of Agra University and BHU, he further honed his expertise at the School of Archaeology, New Delhi. His dedication earned him lifelong memberships in prestigious societies and over 40 years of experience in education and research. He actively participated in excavations at Rajghat and Kalibangan, and his explorations in the upper Mid-Ganga valley unearthed significant artifacts. Dr. Shukla’s crowning achievement is his decipherment of the Indus-Sarasvatī script, a testament to his 38 years of research. Recognized by eminent scholars, this work is documented in his book “The Decipherment of Indus-Sarasvatī Script (2007)”.  His contributions have been further acknowledged through prestigious awards like the Sir Mortimer Wheeler Prize and the Maulana Azad Gold Medal. Present online book “Decipherment of Indus Script: A New Approach” being an anothor contribution in this field by him.

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Decipherment indus script