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Adaptive Re-Use of Historical Buildings and Monuments

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Introduction Creative solutions, such as adaptive reuse, which repurposes historic buildings for modern purposes while preserving their historical and spiritual relevance, are necessary to preserve historical heritage, especially religious buildings. Careful architectural design principles are used to painstakingly restore and adapt new uses while maintaining the original spirit. To conserve these architectural treasures for future […]

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Architect Pinaki Bhattacharjee Warns: Nature’s Tolerance to Human Changes Has Limits, Leading to Dire Consequences (Part-4)

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Welcome to Samvaad, where art meets conversation, and inspiration knows no bounds. Here we engage in insightful conversations with eminent personalities from the art fraternity. Through Samvaad, Abir Pothi aims to create a platform for thought-provoking discussions, providing readers with an exclusive glimpse into the creative processes, inspirations, and experiences of these creative individuals. From

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Clay Carvings: Exploring the Terracotta Temples of Bishnupur, West Bengal

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You may have seen many terracotta pots and everyday use items, horses and even the army of Qin Shi Huang of China, but India has its very own temple structure made of terracotta in Bishnupur, West Bengal. Terracotta as you may know has its origins in Indus Valley Civilisation, where burnt clay was used to

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How the Israel-Hamas Conflict Affected Tourism in Egypt?

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Introduction After two decades of construction and an investment of one billion dollars, the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) is on the cusp of welcoming visitors. Described as the “largest museum in the world dedicated to one civilization,” the GEM is poised to become a leading hub for archaeological and historical research. Situated strategically between Cairo

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North East India Festival in Vietnam Boosts Cultural Exchange and Trade Ties

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The 3rd edition of the North East India Festival recently enthralled Ho Chi Minh City with a vibrant display of cultural programs, exhibitions, and diverse products showcasing the rich heritage of India’s North Eastern states. The festival, spanning three days, commenced on October 27 in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and has opened new avenues

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New Visitor Limits Announced for Greece’s Iconic Acropolis: A Bid to Preserve Heritage Amidst Tourism Surge

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Managing the Influx: A Cap on Acropolis Visitors As Europe embraces the summer tourism surge, Greece stands at the crossroads of preserving its rich archaeological heritage and managing the influx of eager travelers. In a significant move, the Greek government has declared that access to the world-renowned Acropolis in Athens will soon be capped at

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Preserving India’s Cultural Heritage: The Need for Stronger Institutional Support and Widespread Art Institutes

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My recent visit to the Nawab Palace of Murshidabad Hazardwari Palace which is now transformed into a museum, left me disheartened and questioning the notion of “better preservation.” As I observed the peeling wall paint and witnessed the neglect of priceless 17th and 18th-century oil paintings, I couldn’t help but reflect on the lack of

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Sand Artist Sudarsan Pattnaik Creates Sand Art to Celebrate Jagannath Rath Yatra in Odisha| Watch

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Aditya Sisodia The Jagannath Rath Yatra, a famous and auspicious chariot festival, is currently being celebrated in Odisha, India, with great enthusiasm and splendor. Renowned sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik has created a mesmerising sand art at Puri beach, depicting the grand chariots of Lord Jagannath and his siblings, Balabhadra and Subhadra. The festival holds immense

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Artists From Across The World To Participate In An Art Camp In Kumbhalgarh

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Tsuktiben Jamir Located close to the city of Udaipur on the western slope of the Aravalli Hills, Kumbhalgarh is a small town in the state of Rajasthan. The magnificent and majestic Kumbhalgarh Qila, one of the biggest forts in the nation, is what makes Kumbhalgarh is most famous for. The second-largest wall in the world

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