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CM asks schoolkids to walk, record and document Delhi’s heritage

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Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched Heritage Clubs in 75 Delhi government schools to educate students on the city's historical and cultural legacy.

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  • Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has introduced Heritage Clubs across 75 CM Shri model schools.
  • The initiative aims to help students engage with the city's history through hands-on activities like site visits, oral history projects, and documentary filmmaking.
  • The program, managed by the Department of Art, Culture and Language and Delhi Archives, seeks to connect students more deeply with their cultural roots and traditions.

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  • Implementation progress of heritage-related activities in the 75 identified schools
  • Future expansion of the Heritage Clubs program to other schools in Delhi

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Rekha Gupta

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  • The Heritage Clubs would help students connect directly with Delhi’s rich heritage and experience it first-hand rather than merely reading about it in books
    [1]The Times of India — Delhi2h agoOpen at the quote ↗
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    Rekha Gupta Friday launched Heritage Clubs in 75 CM Shri schools as part of a Delhi govt initiative to introduce students to the city’s historical, architectural and cultural legacy and encourage its conservation. “ The Heritage Clubs would help students connect directly with Delhi’s rich heritage and experience it first-hand rather than merely reading about it in books ,” said CM Gupta. The initiative, to be implemented by Department of Art, Culture and Language in collaboration with Delhi Archives, will include year-round activities such as heritage walks, visits to museums, archives

Ashish Sood

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  • it was important to familiarise students with Delhi’s history, the freedom struggle, its leaders and the city’s art, culture and traditions.
    [1]The Times of India — Delhi2h agoOpen at the quote ↗
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    roots and identity, and adding that several aspects of the city’s history had not adequately reached younger generations and the heritage clubs could help bridge that gap, she added. Education minister Ashish Sood said it was important to familiarise students with Delhi’s history, the freedom struggle, its leaders and the city’s art, culture and traditions. CM Shri schools are Delhi govt’s model schools focused on quality education, modern infrastructure and holistic student development. The capital currently has 75 such schools.

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