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Cultural rejuvenation of tangible and intangible heritage

By: Beg, Mohammad Saleem.
Publisher: New Delhi Brijendra S. Dua 2022Edition: Vol.4(72).Description: 39-45p.Subject(s): LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE (AR-LA)Online resources: Click here In: Journal of landscape architectureSummary: With public service of more than three decades in the field of heritage, culture, and tourism, Mohammad Saleem Beg, Convener of the J&K Chapter of INTACH [Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage] has framed a diverse set of endeavors to promote the cause of local arts and crafts and raise awareness about Kashmir’s rich cultural heritage. They include Cultural resource mapping of Srinagar, listing, and documentation of its built heritage, and a Dossier to nominate Srinagar as one of the 100 most threatened heritage cities by the World Monument Fund [2008]. His efforts have further led to the designation of Srinagar as a part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network [UCCN] in the fields of Crafts and Folk Arts in 2021.
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With public service of more than three decades in the field of heritage, culture, and tourism, Mohammad Saleem Beg, Convener of the J&K Chapter of INTACH [Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage] has framed a diverse set of endeavors to promote the cause of local arts and crafts and raise awareness about Kashmir’s rich cultural heritage. They include Cultural resource mapping of Srinagar, listing, and documentation of its built heritage, and a Dossier to nominate Srinagar as one of the 100 most threatened heritage cities by the World Monument Fund [2008]. His efforts have further led to the designation of Srinagar as a part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network [UCCN] in the fields of Crafts and Folk Arts in 2021.

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