News coverage, media mentions, and press clippings documenting DRONAH’s work in heritage conservation across India.
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Seven sites fall under Mumbai Circle in the landmark UNESCO inscription — a recognition years in the making, anchored by DRONAH’s nomination work.
Maharashtra
India’s Maratha Military Landscapes receive the World Heritage designation, covering twelve historically significant fortifications across Maharashtra.
Maharashtra
India’s Maratha Military Landscapes receive the World Heritage designation, covering twelve historically significant fortifications across Maharashtra.
19 February 2023
An in-depth feature on the precarious state of India’s urban heritage zones and the critical interventions required to safeguard historic city cores against unregulated development.
1 August 2022
State budget approval for Orchha tourism and archaeology development works, drawing on DRONAH’s comprehensive heritage management planning for the medieval city.
10 July 2021
Coverage of the multi-state Bundelkhand Heritage Circuit initiative connecting monuments across Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh into a unified tourism and conservation corridor.
March 2023
Detailed project report and restoration plan submitted for the Grade-I heritage building of the Birla Industrial and Technological Museum in Kolkata.
September 2022
Plans for the Museum of the Word at the National Library’s historic Belvedere House campus in Kolkata — a new landmark for India’s literary heritage.
January 2022
Srinagar joins the UNESCO Creative Cities Network for crafts and folk art — a designation supported by DRONAH’s cultural documentation and nomination research.
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