INTACH’s 16th Workshop at IHA Delhi -Ferozepur represents Punjab among 56 delegates
HARISH MONGA
Ferozepur, April 30, 2025: The Ferozepur Chapter of the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) proudly represented Punjab at the 16th Capacity Building Workshop, held at the Indian Heritage Academy in New Delhi. The three-day national workshop brought together 56 delegates from INTACH chapters across India.
Designed to enhance the operational effectiveness of local chapters, the workshop focused on heritage conservation strategies, documentation techniques, and community engagement practices. It also served as a collaborative platform for sharing success stories, challenges, and innovative approaches to preserving India’s cultural legacy.
The Ferozepur Chapter highlighted its impactful work in heritage awareness, school outreach programs, and advocacy for the conservation of historical sites in the region. Their presentation received appreciation for its grassroots efforts and strong youth engagement.
Dr. Anirudh Gupta, Convener of Ferozepur Chapter, said that representing Punjab, Ferozepur Chapter presented the heritage conservation, awareness programs in schools and public participation efforts for preservation of historical sites. The model presented by the Ferozepur Chapter was hailed as an impressive work at the grassroots level.
Speaking on the occasion, Deepak Sharma and Gurbhej Tibbi of the Ferozepur Chapter said, “It was an honor to represent Punjab on such a prestigious platform. This workshop has strengthened our resolve and opened new avenues for collaboration with fellow INTACH members nationwide.”
The 16th Capacity Building Workshop reaffirmed INTACH’s commitment to empowering its chapters with the skills, knowledge, and partnerships essential for safeguarding India’s diverse cultural heritage.