Dharwad: Here is good news for the admirers of the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) Museum situated at the premises of the Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation (HDMC). The civic frame has renewed the agreement with INTACH for the following three years.
Mayor D Ok Chavan told TOI that spotting the museum's contribution to protect the tradition and heritage of the area, the HDMC has made up our minds to permit the museum to run in its development for the following three years. "We are not charging INTACH to run the museum on the HDMC premises," he mentioned.
Convener of INTACH Dharwad, N P Bhat, expressed his happiness for renewing the agreement. "The museum has many valuable articles. This includes stamps, coins, manuscripts, original certificates of many writers, paintings of Indian painters and many ancient articles," he mentioned.
Bhat is planning to request the authorities for a hire, allowing the museum to run for many years.
The museum is a treasure of pictures and data at the achievements of distinguished personalities within the field of literature, music and social service.
It additionally has awards and citations of those personalities. Original scripts of many writers are also kept for the general public view. Art works of more than a few artists will also be seen. The museum additionally has toys that well-known author Shantinath Desai had played in his childhood.
The articles kept within the museum are all donated. The museum is being run effectively due to the financial the help of the state executive, HDMC, Infosys Foundation's Sudha Murty and other donors. The museum is open from 10.30am to 5.30am all day aside from Sunday.
INTACH was once arrange in 1984 with a mandate to protect and preserve the rustic's vast herbal, constructed and cultural heritage. Its Dharwad chapter was once started at the HDMC premises in 2012. It shifted to a heritage development of the HDMC in October 2014.
Mayor D Ok Chavan told TOI that spotting the museum's contribution to protect the tradition and heritage of the area, the HDMC has made up our minds to permit the museum to run in its development for the following three years. "We are not charging INTACH to run the museum on the HDMC premises," he mentioned.
Convener of INTACH Dharwad, N P Bhat, expressed his happiness for renewing the agreement. "The museum has many valuable articles. This includes stamps, coins, manuscripts, original certificates of many writers, paintings of Indian painters and many ancient articles," he mentioned.
Bhat is planning to request the authorities for a hire, allowing the museum to run for many years.
The museum is a treasure of pictures and data at the achievements of distinguished personalities within the field of literature, music and social service.
It additionally has awards and citations of those personalities. Original scripts of many writers are also kept for the general public view. Art works of more than a few artists will also be seen. The museum additionally has toys that well-known author Shantinath Desai had played in his childhood.
The articles kept within the museum are all donated. The museum is being run effectively due to the financial the help of the state executive, HDMC, Infosys Foundation's Sudha Murty and other donors. The museum is open from 10.30am to 5.30am all day aside from Sunday.
INTACH was once arrange in 1984 with a mandate to protect and preserve the rustic's vast herbal, constructed and cultural heritage. Its Dharwad chapter was once started at the HDMC premises in 2012. It shifted to a heritage development of the HDMC in October 2014.
INTACH Museum to continue running on HDMC premises
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