Heritage
The initiative has been made possible through ASI’s “Adopt A Heritage 2.0” program, which enables the government body to partner with private firms for upkeep of monuments across India
[…]Built by Emperor Jehangir and described by historians as ‘the most beautiful bridge in Delhi’, Barapullah once served as a beautiful, tree-lined path for the Mughal entourage travelling from Agra to Nizamuddin Dargah and Humayun’s Tomb
[…]The Indian National Trust for Art and cultural heritage has adopted a multipronged strategy to keep the traditional crafts vibrant and relevant
[…]Qutub Minar, Red Fort and Humayun’s Tomb received a total of 16,99,609 tourists from April to July 2024, compared to 17,39,698 during the same period in 2023
[…]Celebrating 75 years of shaping global leaders and pioneering economic leadership
[…]The Archaeological Survey Of India, which is tasked with the protection of monuments, will no longer to responsible for the upkeep of Bara Khamba cemetery and Inchla Wali Gumti
[…]The conservation work of the British-era building has been taken up by INTACH and is expected to be completed by September
[…]The 16th century stepwell, which includes a mosque and a tomb, hosted its first-ever shoot this year when the cast of ‘Ul Jalool Ishq’ arrived here
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