of Indian society and continues to sustain even though formal documentation of the intangible is limited only to a few national bodies and NGO’s in India. Digital Heritage is a less explored arena in the Indian context though it is now slowly gaining momentum. All four priority research areas identified in JPICH Strategic Research Agenda are very relevant in the Indian context though applications and methods used may vary or may be adapted to suit the Indian context. In fact, there may be variations within India as each state in India has a different, culture, language, customs and traditions so a deeper understanding of each specifically to people with heritage’ is extremely crucial. DRONAH and the Indian Heritage Cities ‘connect Network Foundation are engaged along with various individual experts, government organisations and NGO’s in this field to document, exchange, learn and protect cultural resources in various sections of the country. Web links: Archaeological Survey of India National Conversation Policy JNNURM Ministry of Urban Development Ministry of Culture Indian Heritage Cities Network Israel Workshop attendee: Tamar Raviv, Supervisor of National Heritage Sites
of Indian society and continues to sustain even though formal documentation of the intangible is limited only to a few national bodies and NGO’s in India. Digital Heritage is a less explored arena in the Indian context though it is now slowly gaining momentum. All four priority research areas identified in JPICH Strategic Research Agenda are very relevant in the Indian context though applications and methods used may vary or may be adapted to suit the Indian context. In fact, there may be variations within India as each state in India has a different, culture, language, customs and traditions so a deeper understanding of each specifically to ‘connect people with heritage’ is extremely crucial. DRONAH and the Indian Heritage Cities Network Foundation are engaged along with various individual experts, government organisations and NGO’s in this field to document, exchange, learn and protect cultural resources in various sections of the country. Web links: Archaeological Survey of India National Conversation Policy JNNURM Ministry of Urban Development Ministry of Culture Indian Heritage Cities Network Israel Workshop attendee: Tamar Raviv, Supervisor of National Heritage Sites
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