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Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH)

New Delhi, Delhi, India

Founded 1984

A premier non-profit organization dedicated to conserving India's cultural and natural heritage through nationwide conservation projects, public awareness campaigns, and extensive educational programs for students.

Opportunities from Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH)

Program

FILMIT - Heritage Short Film Workshop and Festival for School Students

by Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH)

INTACH's national initiative training school students to make 3-minute short films on their city's heritage through guided workshops and a culminating film festival.

For children in Grade 7 to 10
Online or in-person
Free to participate

What your child could gain:

Heritage research and documentationStory development and scriptingCinematography and shot composition
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Competition

INTACH India Heritage Quiz Competition

by Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH)

A national-level team quiz competition for students of grades 7-10, focusing on India's rich cultural, natural, and architectural heritage.

For children ages 12 to 16
In-person event
Free to participate

What your child could gain:

Historical KnowledgeCultural AwarenessTeamwork
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About

The Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) is a leading non-profit organization established in 1984 with a vision to spearhead heritage awareness and conservation in India. It is dedicated to preserving the nation's vast natural, built, and cultural heritage for future generations. With a nationwide network of over 228 chapters, INTACH is one of the world's largest heritage organizations. The institution undertakes diverse activities, including monument restoration, documentation of unprotected heritage sites, and advocacy for heritage-conscious policies, making a significant impact on conservation efforts across the country. Through its specialized Heritage Education and Communication Service (HECS), INTACH actively engages with the youth. It establishes Heritage Clubs in schools, conducts workshops, organizes the acclaimed INTACH Heritage Quiz, and hosts heritage walks to instill a sense of pride and responsibility among students, ensuring the stewardship of India's legacy.

Affiliations

United Nations Economic and Social Council (Special Consultative Status)

Programs offered

  • Heritage Clubs for Schools
  • INTACH Heritage Quiz
  • Heritage Walks and Tours
  • Educational Workshops on Art, Craft, and Culture
  • Young INTACH Competitions
  • FILMIT India Project
  • College Heritage Volunteer Training
  • Teacher Training Workshops

Achievements

  • Pioneered heritage conservation and awareness across India since its founding in 1984.
  • Expanded its nationwide network to over 228 chapters, making it one of the world's largest heritage NGOs.
  • Awarded special consultative status by the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) in 2007.
  • Successfully restored and conserved numerous monuments, natural heritage sites, and material heritage across India.
  • Documents unprotected heritage sites to formulate conservation plans and advocates for heritage-supportive policies.
  • Recipient of multiple UNESCO, national, and international awards for excellence in conservation.

Leadership

  • Shri Ashok Singh Thakur, Chairman (INTACH)
  • Mr. Ravindra Singh IAS (Retd.), Member Secretary (INTACH)
  • Ms. Purnima Datt, Principal Director, Heritage Education and Communication Service (HECS) (INTACH)

Contact information

www.intach.org/hecsintach@gmail.com+91-11-24641304
71, Lodhi Estate, Near India Habitat Centre

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