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A landmark Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) project in New Delhi, India, the Urban Renewal Initiative is making enormous strides in revitalizing and unifying the three historical sites of Humayun’s Tomb, Nizamuddin Basti and Sunder Nursery into one unique heritage precinct. Powered by a non-profit public-private partnership between various agencies, the project is the first of its kind to combine conservation with environmental and socio-economic development while working with local communities and stakeholders. This initiative brings together world-class professional capabilities in all relevant areas and combines a visionary approach with local contexts and complexities. It is establishing an archetype for participatory conservation-led development of historic cities.... More >> |
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A film highlighting project activites carried out during 2010-11
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World of Khusrau : Innovations & Contributions
Rampur Raza Library, (Ministry of Culture, Government of India) Cordially invites to the inauguration of an exhibition On Amir Khusrau By Shri Jitin Prasada Honourable Minister Human Resource and Development, Government of India On Sunday, 28th April, 2013 at 12 Noon. Conference Hall, Khayaban-i-Raza, Rampur Raza Library, Rampur ...
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REVIVING HISTORY, REBUILDING LIVES: In 1997, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of India’s independence, His Highness the Aga Khan offered to restore the garden of Humayun’s Tomb, marking this as AKTC’s first association with the World Heritage Site...
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IN THE NEWS
Starting Thursday, World Heritage Day, 16th century tomb-gardens of Isa Khan Niyazi and Bu Halima —an integral part of World Heritage Site of Humayun’s Tomb —will be thrown open for visitors after undergoing conservation and restoration...
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Reports & Publications
ANNUAL REPORT - 2011
It gives me great pleasure to be present here at this unique event to commemorate and celebrate the 150th year of the Archaeological Survey of India.....
ANNUAL REPORT - 2010
The Trust has shown how culture can be a catalyst for development.The Trust’s support to historic communities demonstrates how conservation and revitalisation....
ANNUAL REPORT - 2009
The Humayun’s Tomb – Sunder Nursery – Hazrat Nizamuddin Urban Renewal Initiative commenced with the five partner agencies (Archaeological Survey of India...
ANNUAL REPORT - 2008
The Humayun’s Tomb – Nizamuddin Basti – Sunder Nursery area was chosen for this project on account of the possibility of building on the successfully completed...
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