Head Office Address:
188/89, Prince Anwar Shah Road, Kolkata - 700045
Phone: +91 33 40047483

Registered Office Address:
58/114 Prince Anwar Shah Road, Kolkata-700045
Phone: +91 33 24178516

Delhi Office Address:
E-781, Chittaranjan Park, New Delhi - 110019

Contact :

Phone: +91 11 2627225
Goa Office Address:
Rio Sol Tower
Flat No - 31 , 3rd Floor, Campal, Panjim, Goa - 403001

Contact:

Rajyashree Mukherjee (Resident Representative)
Phone : +91 9800403759

Purulia Office Address:

S.K. Bechu Lane, Huchuk Para, Purulia - 713101

Contact:

Prabir Banerjee (Regional Manager)

Mobile : +91 9647500705

Landline: +91 03252 222134

Nimdih Office Address:

Nimdih, Seraikela Kharswan, Jharkhand - 832401

Contact:

Prabir Banerjee (Regional Manager)

Mobile : +91 9647500705

Rural Craft and Cultural Hubs (RCCH): To Contact Folk Artists and Crafts Persons, call:

Nirmalya Roy
Mobile: +91 9903043382
Landline: +91 33 40047483

Moumita Kundu
Mobile: + 91 8420106396
Landline: +91 33 40047483

TourEast : Visiting artist villages

Moumita Kundu
Mobile: +91 8420106396
Landline: +91 33 40047483

MusiCal : Performance at Akhra and Musical Collaboration

Debalina Bhowmick
Mobile: +91 8820586887
Landline: +91 33 40047484

Arpan Thakur Chakraborty
Mobile: +91 9674794117

Ours is a turbo charged work environment where passion runs high. We are an equal opportunity workplace and summarily apolitical. Here roles are offered with no cap on one’s ability to own responsibilities and demonstrate leadership capability. Candidates should be ready to travel and may be required to stay at project locations for a short duration

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Developing cultural policy on ICH for Punjab

Punjab State Cultural Heritage Policy defines the state government’s newly adopted stewardship towards safeguarding the state’s vast cultural heritage assets — ranging from physical heritage of the historic monuments and sites to movable heritage in museum collections and archives, to the living heritage traditions of the diverse cultural communities. As the first initiative of its kind in India, this policy serves as an example to unequivocally establish the role of local heritage assets, cultural skills and traditional knowledge as the cornerstone of future development throughout our great country.

Culture is both the driver and an enabler of sustainable and inclusive development. As a thematic group on Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) and Traditional Cultural Industries, we were assigned by the Punjab government to undertake a study in 10 districts (Patiala, Chandigarh, Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Kapurthala, Ludhiana, Sangrur, Ferozepur, Fazilka and Hoshiarpur) to assess the condition of ICH there. The aim was to mobilize the cultural strengths of the people to ensure sustainable development through cultural assets, promote social cohesion, and foster an equitable economic growth. The study participants included folk artists and crafts persons and their support network — like the crafts persons who make the instruments, promoters of the art and craft forms, patrons and support institutions (both governmental and non-governmental).

During the study, our team was exposed to the unique heritage assets of Punjab, its rich tangible and intangible cultural heritage in terms of archaeology and architecture, as well as the rich philosophy, poetry, spirituality, crafts, artistry, music, cuisine and manifold traditions.

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