INTACH Gwalior Chapter

Inauguration of :
A Significant Step Towards Heritage Conservation
Today marked a historic and proud moment for Begusarai with the formal inauguration of the INTACH (Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage) Begusarai Chapter. A seminar on “Cultural Heritage of Begusarai” was organized to discuss the preservation, documentation, and promotion of the district’s rich cultural and historical legacy.

The occasion was graced by INTACH Chairman Shri Ashok Singh Ji Thakur , Bihar State Convener Shri Bhairab Lal Das Ji, Anupama Ji, Shiv Prakash Ji, Ranjan Ji, and Dr. Sushant, along with several distinguished historians, scholars, and heritage enthusiasts.
is blessed with a wealth of heritage in all its forms—historical, cultural, archaeological, and traditional. The district possesses immense potential, and what is needed now is a focused and organized effort to identify, preserve, and promote these invaluable assets. The establishment of the INTACH Begusarai Chapter will provide the much-needed direction and platform for systematic work in the field of heritage conservation.

Heartiest congratulations and best wishes from INTACH Gwalior Chapter to everyone associated with this remarkable initiative. It is hoped that the chapter will play a vital role in showcasing Begusarai’s rich heritage and cultural identity at both national and international levels.
“Preserving our heritage is not merely about protecting the past; it is about inspiring future generations with the legacy we inherit today.”



Intach Young INTACH Ashok Singh Vikas Singh Neelkamal Hariballabh Maheshwari Rajeev Tomar Bhairab Lal Das Drkamakshi M Singh

Congratulations to all the winners!

The program was a great success, and I extend my heartfelt appreciation to the HECS Division for organizing and executing it so effectively. It was truly inspiring to witness the enthusiasm, talent, and dedication displayed by the participants.

A special mention to the students from Gwalior, who performed exceptionally well and made us proud with their outstanding achievements.
My sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of this wonderful event—organizers, teachers, mentors, volunteers, and participants.
Wishing all the winners continued success in their future endeavors.
Warm regards,

Vikas Singh
Convener
INTACH Gwalior Chapter

World Music Day Challenge

On the occasion of World Music day, we are delighted to present a new challenge for our YoungIntach members!

#

World Environment Day Celebration by INTACH Gwalior Chapter

On the occasion of World Environment Day, INTACH Gwalior Chapter organized a plantation drive along with the awareness campaign "Say No to Polythene". The initiative aimed to promote greenery, reduce the adverse effects of global warming, and encourage citizens to adopt sustainable and eco-friendly practices for a cleaner environment.

The campaign highlighted the urgent need to eliminate the use of polythene and other single-use plastics that pose a serious threat to our ecosystem. Through plantation activities, participants contributed towards increasing green cover and fostering environmental responsibility.

Addressing the gathering, the Chapter Convener Shri Vikas Singh emphasized that environmental conservation begins at home. Chapter Co-convener Shri Chandradeep Singh ji told everyone to adopt the principle of "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle" in their daily lives and make conscious efforts to minimize waste generation. He further emphasis that small individual actions, when practiced collectively, can create a significant positive impact on the environment. Program was cordinated by Shri Mithun Lodhi ji and Shri Kalli Tomar ji.

The programme witnessed enthusiastic participation from volunteers, students, and citizens who pledged to protect nature, promote sustainability, and work towards building a greener and polythene-free future for coming generations.


Ministry of Culture, Government of India Ministry of Tourism, Government of India Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
Intach Ashok Singh Young INTACH Intach Heritage Craft & Community Drkamakshi M Singh Vikas Singh Neelkamal Hariballabh Maheshwari Rajeev Tomar

Poster Making cm Essay Writing Competition on the theme “Tree of Life” was successfully organized across more than 150 cities, receiving an overwhelming response of over 12,000 entries from young creative minds across the country.
Out of these remarkable submissions, 15 National Winners and 106 Regional Winners were selected for their outstanding creativity, expression, and understanding of nature and heritage.

We are immensely proud to share that Anaya Arora, Class 7, from Gwalior Glory High School, has been declared a Regional Winner.

Many many congratulations to the young achiever for this wonderful accomplishment. Heartiest congratulations as well to the entire GGHS team for their constant encouragement and support in nurturing creativity and awareness among students.
Such achievements inspire us all to continue working towards environmental consciousness and cultural appreciation through art and literature.
With best wishes and appreciation,

Vikas Singh
Convener
INTACH Gwalior Chapter

Intach Young INTACH
Ashok Singh
Vikas Singh
Drkamakshi M Singh
Neelkamal Hariballabh Maheshwari
Rajeev Tomar Gwalior Glory High School

What a beautiful and deeply meaningful initiative by INTACH HCCD! 👏🙌💐
This remarkable documentation goes far beyond preserving jewelry traditions — it revives the silent yet powerful stories of identity, devotion, community, and ancestral craftsmanship carried through generations by our master artisans. The Nath is not merely an ornament; it is a sacred emblem of cultural heritage, regional pride, womanhood, and living history delicately crafted in gold, silver, and precious stones.
Heartfelt appreciation to INTACH HCCD for recognizing and honoring these extraordinary craftspeople and for safeguarding the diverse artistic traditions that form the rich tapestry of India’s living heritage. Such efforts are invaluable in ensuring that our traditional knowledge, artistry, and cultural expressions continue to inspire future generations.
We eagerly look forward to witnessing these incredible stories and traditions being brought to light for the world to admire and cherish. 🙏💐

𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐀𝐂𝐇 𝐇𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐂𝐫𝐚𝐟𝐭 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐃𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧 (𝐇𝐂𝐂𝐃) started documenting the diverse traditions of traditional and tribal handcrafted Naths (nose ornaments) across India from the Himalayas to Punjab, Rajasthan, Odisha, and many other cultural regions of the country.

More than jewellery, these adornments embody stories of identity, craftsmanship, ritual, community traditions, and regional aesthetics passed down through generations of artisans. Each Nath reflects the unique material culture, indigenous techniques, and living heritage of its region.

Through this documentation, 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐀𝐂𝐇 𝐇𝐂𝐂𝐃 aims to explore the traditional and tribal craft practices, symbolic meanings, regional variations, and artisan communities associated with these remarkable adornments of India.

Do you know of any unique traditional or tribal Nath traditions from your region or community?

Share them with us in the comments below, we would love to learn more about India’s living craft heritage. ✨

On the occasion of the International Day for Biological Diversity, heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to the Natural Heritage Division of Intach and the HCL Foundation for their remarkable commitment towards conserving India’s rich ecological and cultural heritage.
Your collaborative efforts in restoring native biodiversity, promoting ecological conservation, and encouraging community participation are creating a meaningful pathway towards a sustainable and harmonious future.
Protecting biodiversity is not only safeguarding nature, but also preserving the living heritage of our nation for generations to come.
Warm congratulations and sincere appreciation for this inspiring initiative.