A convention centre in New Delhi, India, known for organising lectures and hosting discussions. Set up in 1960, its building was designed by architect Joseph Allen Stein. It has hosted and organised public programmes for personalities such as Noam Chomsky, the Dalai Lama, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Kofi Annan and Salman Rushdie.
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A short-lived department established by Henry H Cole in 1880 to administer surveys and protect architectural monuments in colonial India.…
Also termed Monument of National Importance, this is a designation conferred by the Archaeological Survey of India to an ancient…
The premises of the High Commission of India in London, UK. The proposal for the building was put forward by…
An organisation in Mumbai, Maharashtra, that holds over three thousand ancient Sanskrit and Prakrit manuscripts, rare and valuable books and…
A multi-disciplinary arts project initiated in 2014 by the not-for-profit organisation, India Foundation for the Arts, with the goal of…
An award administered by the Sanskriti Foundation since 1979 to honour the work of young Indians in the fields of…
An annual award given by the Lalit Kala Akademi that recognises artists for their contributions to the arts.
A public university and research institute established in 1945 in Mumbai by nuclear physicist Homi J Bhabha, under whose directorship…