The Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) has 150 chapters across the country. The Delhi Chapter, started in 1984, has been involved in a variety of programmes and activities that have helped promote the cause of INTACH and heritage conservation. Some of the key areas of its activities are:
Preparing a comprehensive inventory of the built heritage of Delhi;
Taking legal initiatives to protect heritage buildings at risk;
Interacting with members through periodic meetings and weekly updates of heritage related news;
Carrying out model conservation projects;
Organizing outreach programmes to generate awareness among public through heritage walks, teacher training workshops and interaction with school and college students;
Networking with stakeholders, both government and other like–minded organizations to further the cause of heritage conservation; and,
Publishing books, pamphlets etc. pertaining to the architectural and cultural heritage of Delhi.
People who want to report abuse of heritage in their neighborhood, may do so
by writing to us. (click here)
