PU's 4,000 Heritage Furniture Items at Risk, Thefts Reported
Panjab University's collection of over 4,000 heritage furniture pieces faces neglect and theft. Learn about the preservation challenges and past incidents.
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Thanal Koottam Congress Seeks Heritage Centre in Capital
The 2nd Heritage Congress in Thiruvananthapuram resolved to establish a state capital centre for heritage awareness. Experts discussed temple renovation and conservation philosophy. Read more.
TMA Heritage Walk Aims to Support Balaramapuram Weavers
Trivandrum Management Association launches a heritage walk series, starting with Balaramapuram's handloom sector, to study weavers' challenges and propose support measures. Join the movement to preserve culture.
Malerkotla Lohri Event Seeks Heritage Revival Support
Over 200 attendees at a Lohri event in Malerkotla pledged to support the government's efforts to revive Punjab's rich heritage. Learn about the key initiatives and community commitment.
Hyderabad Flyover Puts Paigah Palace, 64 Homes at Risk
Residents in Hyderabad's Patigadda oppose a proposed flyover that threatens the 130-year-old Paigah Palace and 64 properties. They demand an alternative route to save heritage and homes.
Visakhapatnam Gets 1.6km Heritage Walking Track in One Town
GVMC approves a dedicated 1.6km pedestrian track in Visakhapatnam's historic One Town, connecting colonial-era landmarks from Poorna Market to Old Post Office. Explore Vizag's rich past!
New Museum at Humayun's Tomb Blends Heritage with Modern Design
Explore the new Humayun's Tomb Site Museum in Delhi, a UNESCO site where salvaged Mughal-era stone creates a space for reflection on India's architectural legacy and future.
Kerala's Spice Routes Conference Concludes, Launches 33 Trails
The inaugural International Spice Routes Conference in Kochi concluded, drawing 1000+ global delegates. It launched 'Spice Journeys' with 33 experiential heritage trails across Kerala, celebrating the region's historic trade legacy.
Jaipur's UNESCO tag under threat, officials ordered to act
LSG Secretary Ravi Jain inspected Jaipur's Walled City, ordering removal of encroachments and garbage. UNESCO has warned the state to submit a report by Dec 2026 or risk losing the Heritage tag. Read more.
Prayagraj's Rs 15 Crore Plan to Develop Heritage Mohallas
Prayagraj Municipal Corporation plans to develop Daraganj, Loknath & Malviya Nagar as 'Heritage Mohallas' to boost cultural tourism. Project tender by month-end.
Chandigarh's Jeanneret Furniture Up for Auction in Chicago
Heritage furniture from Chandigarh institutions like PU & PEC is listed for a Jan 8 auction in Chicago. Advocate Ajay Jagga urges MEA to halt the sale, citing a 2011 protection order. Read more.
Kerala Hosts First Global Spice Routes Conference
Kerala's inaugural International Spice Routes Conference in Kochi brings together delegates from 22 countries to explore ancient trade networks, cultural fusion, and heritage tourism. Discover the legacy of Muziris.
Chennai's Historic Bharat Insurance Building Under Restoration
Chennai's iconic 1897 Bharat Insurance Building on Anna Salai is undergoing a major 20-month restoration to revive its domes, spires, and towers. Discover how this heritage landmark is being saved.
Community Pride Vital for Murshidabad's Heritage Revival
Sandip Nowlakha of MHDS reveals emotional community connection is crucial for conserving Bengal's mud-built heritage, differing from Rajasthan's stone structures. Discover the multi-pronged revival strategy.
2nd Heritage Congress Inaugurated in Thiruvananthapuram
Minister G R Anil inaugurated the 2nd Heritage Congress, stressing the need for a heritage studies centre. The event features seminars, a film fest & awards on Jan 10-11.
New Delhi Clock Tower Project Faces 2-Month Delay
The NDMC's heritage clock tower project at Shankar Road–Mandir Marg junction is delayed due to GRAP restrictions and rocky terrain. New deadline set after foundation completion. Read more.
New One-Way Traffic System at Sivasagar's Borpukhuri Lake
Sivasagar administration enforces a new one-way traffic rule around historic Borpukhuri Lake to ease congestion during beautification works. Know the designated route and historical significance.
Painting Removed from Kochi Biennale After Church Protests
Artist Tom Vattakkuzhy's painting 'Mrudwangiyude Durmruthyu' withdrawn from Edam exhibition following petitions and law-and-order concerns. The artwork, reminiscent of Da Vinci's Last Supper, sparked debate on artistic freedom.
Artwork Pulled from Kochi Biennale Amid Religious Sentiment Row
A painting by artist Tom Vattakuzhy has been removed from the 'Edam' exhibition at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale following objections from Christian groups. Read the full story on the controversy.
West Bengal's Year-Round Durga Puja Landmark Takes Shape
Kolkata's New Town is building a massive, permanent Durga Puja complex with a 177-ft sanctum, 108 idols, and 1000 pillars. The Rs 262-crore project aims to be a global cultural hub. Read more.
Kalabhoomi Museum: A Walk Through Odisha's Living Heritage
Explore Kalabhoomi Museum in Odisha, where authentic laterite stone architecture creates an immersive journey into the region's living cultural heritage. Discover the story now!
Gandhi's 1922 Trial Site Faces Demolition Threat
Ahmedabad's historic Shahibaug Circuit House, where Gandhi declared British rule 'morally bankrupt', is caught in a demolition debate. Will this heritage site be saved?
Bengal's Whackyverse Project Digitally Recreates Historic Sengol
Discover how West Bengal's Whackyverse project is using 3D scanning and AI to create a digital twin of the historic Sengol, preserving a symbol of power for future generations. Explore this fusion of heritage and technology.
INTACH Fights to Preserve Chhota Ghallughara Memorial
INTACH Amritsar appeals to Punjab government to protect the historic Chhota Ghallughara memorial site, a key Sikh heritage location, from encroachment and neglect.
Chennai's Victoria Public Hall Reopens After 40 Years
Chennai's historic Victoria Public Hall is back! After a 40-year hiatus, GCC opens bookings for cultural & corporate events. Discover the new rental charges and booking rules.
Kochi-Muziris Biennale Sees 1.6 Lakh Footfall in 20 Days
The Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2025-26 has drawn over 160,000 visitors in its first 20 days, with a city-wide spread across historic venues. Discover the art phenomenon reshaping Kochi's cultural landscape.
Christian groups object to painting at Kochi-Muziris Biennale
Christian groups condemn a painting at Kochi-Muziris Biennale as a distorted 'Last Supper'. Artist and curators defend the work's artistic context. Read the full story.
Madurai's 9-Zone Plan Aims to Protect Heritage
Madurai's new master plan proposes nine distinct character zones to guide development while preserving the city's rich cultural and historical legacy. Learn about the zones and the challenges ahead.
Global Spice Routes Conclave Begins in Kochi
The 3-day international Global Spice Routes Conclave begins at Bolgatty Palace, Kochi, exploring maritime heritage & cultural ties. Discover immersive Kerala experiences!
Indo-British Heritage Cup Celebrates Sport & Dialogue in Kolkata
The 6th Indo-British Heritage Cup in Kolkata blended cricket, inclusive play, and strategic talks on UK-India FTA & heritage. Team UK in India won the trophy. Discover the key insights.
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