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IHA is envisioned to be a centre of excellence for training and capacity building in the conservation and management of cultural heritage.

12/11/2025

It gives us great pleasure to invite you to our World Heritage Week celebrations Gaja Lok, from 19 to 25 November at INTACH Multipurpose Hall, 71 Lodhi Estate, New Delhi, at 4.00 pm.

Gaja Lok explores the enduring and evolving relationship between humans and the Asian elephant. Rooted in cultural memory and ecological reality, it weaves together historical, cultural, spiritual and environmental narratives, spanning centuries and connecting India with Southeast Asia in a shared tradition of coexistence.

In a curated series of lectures, we will explore the intersection of cultural, environmental and historical narratives of man-elephant interconnectedness. What did the Arthashastra have to say about elephants? How did the Mughals use this animal as gifts and in battle? What was the British colonial encounter with the animal like? The journeys of Indian elephants beyond the subcontinent.

We are privileged to have some of the leading experts on the subject exploring Gaja Lok with us. We invite you to come and join the exploration with us.

The lectures will be live streamed - link in bio

All are welcome!

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Elephant

Narratives

Ecology

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26/06/2025

Join our Preventive Care of Paintings Workshop and discover simple, expert-backed ways to protect your paintings from damage, aging, and environmental stress. Whether you're an artist or collector this session will give you the tools to elongate the lives of your artwork.

06/06/2025

Do you have treasured family heirlooms like trophies won by your parents, sculptures acquired on travels to distant lands and objects inherited from your parents. Learn how to protect them in our workshop on preventive care for three-dimensional objects. Join us for the workshop to understand storage, handling and display techniques to help you protect your treasures for generations to come.

05/06/2025

This World Environment Day, let’s remember that we are not separate from nature—we are part of it.
Every tree, every river, every breeze carries a story of coexistence.
Let’s care, conserve, and connect—so future generations inherit a thriving planet and a deeper sense of belonging.

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22/05/2025

Do you have treasured family textiles like quilts woven by your grandmother, garments worn by your great-grandparents, your mother's wedding saree or your child's first outfit. Learn how to protect them in our workshop on preventive care of textiles. Join us for the workshop to understand storage, handling and display techniques to help you protect your treasures for generations to come.

18/05/2025

Museums are more than just buildings — they are vital repositories of our tangible and intangible heritage. Over the years, IHA has explored the pivotal role museums play in the protection, preservation, and interpretation of cultural heritage. Through our research and courses, we delve into how museums shape our understanding of the past and inspire future generations.

Join us as we mark the International Museum Day!

16/05/2025

Join us for workshops on preventive care of heritage objects in this series of workshops from June to August 2025 conducted by INTACH Heritage Academy in collaboration with Art & Material Heritage Division, INTACH being conducted at INTACH Headquarters and in Online mode. Link in Bio

15/05/2025

On the International Day of Families we mark the importance of knowing the history and heritage of families. Families shape the individual and are significant carriers of personal heritage. IHA has actively promoted the preservation of family heritage through courses like 'Documenting Family Histories' conducted in March 2025.
The image above is by one of the participants of the course Ms. Alakta Kar who shared this image of her grandparents with their car; a car that helped the family stay safe during the Assam-Tibet Earthquake of 1950 and whose body her grandfather had built on a pre-existing World War II era chassis.

05/05/2025

Day 2 of the XVI Capacity Building Workshop for INTACH members focused on key issues related to the listing, documentation, and conservation of diverse heritage types. The sessions were as follows:

Photo 1- Feedback on Listing and Documentation by Deepti Sharma and Chetan Kataria, INTACH Listing Cell, AHD
Photo 2- Dr. Parul Munjal during her session Training, Capacity Building and Research in Heritage.
Photo 3-Ms. Nerupama Y Modwel conducting the session Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Photo 4- Conserving our Community Craft session by Ms. Bindu Manchanda.
Photo 5- Ms. Merrin Anil taking in her session on Conservation of Art and Material Heritage
Photo 6- Conserving Natural Heritage session by Mr. Manu Bhatnagar.
Photo 7- Dr. Ritu Singh during her session on Natural Heritage: Listing & Documentation
Photos 8, 9 & 10- Participants accompanied by the Chariman, INTACH during the Listing Working Session in Lodhi Garden Monuments.

01/05/2025

Day 1 of the XVI Capacity Building Workshop was a great success, thanks to the invaluable support, guidance, and encouragement of our Chairman, Mr. Ashok Singh Thakur.

The sessions were as follows:
Photo 1- Mr Ashok Singh Thakur, Chairman, INTACH, addressing the participants

Photo 2- Gp Capt Arvind Shukla (Retd), in his session An introduction to INTACH Chapter Guidelines

Photo 3- Dr Parul Munjal in her session, What is Heritage?

Photo 4- Introduction of the participants with the chairman

Photo 5- Ms Purnima Dutt in her session, Creating Heritage Awareness for Children - 'Catch them young'

Photo 6- Conservation of Architectural Heritage by Ms A. Vijaya

Photo 7- Participants during the sessions

Photo 8- Ms Deepti Sharma briefing the participants on Listing and Documentation of Architectural Heritage

Photos 9, 10 and 11- Participants during the AH Working Session at Lodhi Garden, accompanied by the Chairman.

22/04/2025

INTACH Heritage Academy hosted “Introduction to Heritage Documentation” workshop today for students from Delhi University and Jamia Millia Islamia.

It began with a welcome by Ms. Purnima Datt (Principal Director, HECS, INTACH), followed by “What is Heritage?” with Dr. Parul Munjal (Director, IHA). Ms. Tavishi Gautam (IHA) then led “Documenting Heritage”, followed by a quick tea break and a deep dive into “Mapping Interconnections” with Dr. Munjal once again.

We wrapped up with a session on Heritage Awards by Ms. Gautam, certificate distribution, and a hearty lunch.

Grateful for the conversations, connections, and curiosity sparked today!

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71, Lodi Estate, KK Birla Lane
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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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http://heritage.intach.org/

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