Adopt a Heritage (Apni Dharohar, Apni Pehchaan)
Check the detail info about the "Adopt a Heritage Scheme" by the Ministry of Tourism.
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Heritage Monuments Need Preservation and Management Policies Before Adoption
The Wire [5 years ago]
Heritage Monuments Need Preservation and Management Policies Before Adoption - The Wire
The 'Adopt a Heritage' scheme by the tourism ministry is ambitious, poorly conceived and done in haste. One way to overcome this is to first address cultural heritage instead of tourism-related issues.
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It’s not just monuments on the ‘Adopt a Heritage’ list: several wildlife sites are too
The Hindu [5 years ago]
It’s not just monuments on the ‘Adopt a Heritage’ list: several wildlife sites are too
It is dawn and a dense fog cloaks the grassland in Kaziranga National Park. It lifts, revealing a bulky huddle of grey — a large herd of elephants. In the horizon, a diminutive hog deer munches its wa
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Assam’s Kaziranga, Rang Ghar removed from Centre’s Adopt-a-Heritage scheme
Indian Express [6 years ago]
Assam’s Kaziranga, Rang Ghar removed from Centre’s Adopt-a-Heritage scheme
Four sites in Assam — Sivsagar district’s Rang Ghar, Kareng Ghar and Siva Dol, and the Kaziranga National Park — to be excluded from the 'Adopt-a-Heritage' scheme, says Centre.
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After Red Fort row, Punjab govt wants Jallianwala Bagh in ‘Adopt a Heritage’ scheme
Hindustan Times [6 years ago]
After Red Fort row, Punjab govt wants Jallianwala Bagh in ‘Adopt a Heritage’ scheme
In a letter dated February 20, 2018, Captain Amarinder Singh’s government asked for seven monuments to be included in the Central government’s ‘Adopt a Heritage’ scheme.
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The Adopt a Heritage Project now in Goa, government is in the dark
itsgoa.com [6 years ago]
The Adopt a Heritage Project has now come to Goa
The Adopt a Heritage Project has shortlisted monuments from all around the country for adoption by corporate houses. Most recently, the Dalmia Bharat adopted the Red Fort in Delhi under this scheme. Now it seems like Goa's cultural monuments might be goin
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The long list of Monument Mitras
The Hindu [6 years ago]
Red Fort adoption row: The long list of Monument Mitras
The Red Fort is merely one of the 90-odd tourist attractions in India that is up for corporate adoption. Here is the full list of monuments and their prospective ‘Mitra’.
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Incredible India - 'Adopt A Heritage' Project
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BUSTED! The propaganda against Modi Government over Red Fort adoption
postmannews.com [6 years ago]
BUSTED! The propaganda against Modi Government over Red Fort adoption - Postman News
There has been talks going on from last two days that the central government is trying to
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‘Adopt a Heritage’ scheme is for development, maintenance and operation of Tourism amenities in monuments: Tourism Ministry
Press Information Bureau [6 years ago]Press Information Bureau Government of India Ministry of Tourism
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MoU only for maintenance, limited access to non-core areas, says govt
Livemint [6 years ago]
Red Fort row: MoU only for maintenance, limited access to non-core areas, says govt
Govt said the MoU signed with the Dalmia Bharat was ‘only for development, operations and maintenance of tourism amenities’ in and around the Red Fort and envisaged limited ‘access’ to non-core areas
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Red Fort Controversy Backfires On Congress As 2004 Video Shows Manmohan Singh Pitching For Tie Ups With Private Firms
Republic World [6 years ago]
Red Fort Controversy backfires on Congress as 2004 video shows Manmohan Singh pitching for tie ups with private firms - Republic World
Republic TV has now accessed a video that totally negates Congress' attack In 2004, Manmohan Singh had pitched for a public-private partnerships
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Red Fort Controversy Backfires On Congress As 2004 Video Shows Manmohan Singh Pitching For Tie Ups With Private Firms
Republic World [6 years ago]
Red Fort Controversy backfires on Congress as 2004 video shows Manmohan Singh pitching for tie ups with private firms - Republic World
Republic TV has now accessed a video that totally negates Congress' attack In 2004, Manmohan Singh had pitched for a public-private partnerships
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Minister Alphons defends handing over Red Fort to private company, says it will help tourism
Hindustan Times [6 years ago]
Minister Alphons defends handing over Red Fort to private company, says it will help tourism
Tourism minister KJ Alphons said ‘Adopt a Heritage’ scheme will help fulfill his dream to get 100 million tourists in the country in a few years.
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'No profit activity will take place', says govt
Times of India [6 years ago]
Dalmia Bharat Group adopts Red Fort: 'No profit activity will take place', says govt - Times of India ►
India News: NEW DELHI: The government on Saturday dismissed opposition allegations that it is trying to "privatise" India's heritage, saying that the contract sig.
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Red Fort Gets 'Adopted'. Couldn't Spare Rs. 5 Crore, Asks Opposition
NDTV [6 years ago]
Red Fort Gets 'Adopted'. Couldn't Spare Rs 5 Crore, Asks Opposition
A government plan to involve private companies to maintain India's best-known monuments has landed the centre at the centre of a huge controversy over news that Dalimia Bharat group had "adopted" the iconic Red Fort. The opposition wondered why the govern
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Red Fort adoption for better maintenance, says KJ Alphons
Economic Times [6 years ago]
Red Fort adoption for better maintenance, says KJ Alphons
Monument mitras are picked through a ‘vision bidding process in which those with the best plan for the heritage sites are chosen.
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Will Red Fort Become Dalmia Red Fort?
Indian Express [6 years ago]
Will Red Fort Become Dalmia Red Fort?
Heritage conservation is too serious an issue to be handed over to generalist bureaucrats and those out to sell everything to the highest bidder.
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preserving the past for the future
adoptaheritage.in [6 years ago]Official Website
