If Modi sarkar can build thousands of toilets for Swachh Bharat, why should Red Fort be adopted?

If Modi sarkar built thousands of toilets for Swachh Bharat, why not a few for Red Fort?

This question strikes at the heart of monument conservation in India.

Forgotten history of Persian poet Abdul Qadir Bedil's lost tomb

Brief history of Delhi's Bagh-e-Bedil — and a beloved Afghan poet

[Book excerpt] Abdul Qadir Bedil was considered a Sufi saint by many.

How they built Vijayanagara - the divine capital of Hindu sultans

Both king and god were the focus of the city.

Red Fort is rich. We don't need Dalmia Group to conserve it

While it can provide you clean toilets, it can't restore a world-class monument.

To rethink heritage, we have to widen the notion of intellectual property beyond patents.

Heritage is not only about a sense of loss or nostalgia, but about the continuity of civilisations.

The state government has decided to pull down the iconic Patna Collectorate to construct the high-rises for its administrative convenience.

Eastern philosophy is about changing, living traditions but Western outlook prefers a stricter, pristine conservation.

Even as the state proposes an ambitious tourism development plan, historical forts continue to lie in neglect.