Heritage Preservation

It was during one of her visits to her native village that Priyamvada found a reason to quit her job in Mumbai and never go back. The reason? Her ancestral fort.

The iconic structure is enriching lives.

Under its 'Know your Indo-French Heritage' workshop, Indian and French architecture students will join hands with locals and kickstart a conservation project to restore French heritage buildings at Chandernagore.

Following the steps of the Central Government, these forts will be developed in a way to retain their historical significance.

A unique port town, Kerala's Beypore is home to a time-tested tradition used to create what are arguably the largest handicrafts in the world — the Uru!

A mega carpet cluster will help the weavers with their endeavours.

Its original beauty has gotten lost in the filth that now surrounds it, and the community living around the mosque has been affected by it.

Mah Laqa Bai was a staunch feminist, who is known to have contributed an amount of ₹1 crore for the education of girl children, an enormous fortune back in her day.

One of the best ways of ensuring the preservation of India’s heritage is involving the youth in understanding and recognising its worth. A unique Museum Walk in New Delhi did just that for 55 girls from the Salaam Baalak Trust.

Delve into history and rediscover cities through the juxtaposition of the past and the present.