India Doesn't Need More Skills, It Needs To Bring The Ones Hidden Behind The Label of 'Heritage' Into The Mainstream

India's handloom traditions are not just cultural heritage. They power livelihoods, strengthen rural economies and preserve skills no machine can replace.

The Tata Trusts and University of Mumbai join hands to restore the iconic Sir Cowasji Jehangir Convocation Hall

Advancing the Tata Trusts’ commitment to preserving India’s cultural heritage through the restoration and upgradation of this historic landmark for future generations.

Celebrating excellence in Indian literature for children, Tata Trusts’ Parag Initiative unveils the 5th edition of the Parag Honour List and announces the Big Little Book Award winner for Illustration at Parag Utsav 2024

Training course in the conservation of material heritage of sikkim (wood and metals)

Humayun’s Tomb Site Museum and Conservation Gallery

Film Preservation – Looking Back, Looking Forward

Photographs: Collection Care and Management

Notes on the Students’ Biennale

Rooted in Kochi, the Students’ Biennale has a national impact – being the only exhibitory platform for fine art students in India.

The remarkable restoration of the Badi Baoli

This is an account of the extraordinary restoration journey of the Badi Baoli following best practices in built heritage conservation.

Training course in conservation of textiles