India, Nov. 13 -- At Naranag on November 11, administrators, conservation professionals, scholars and artists studied the practical questions facing a monument in the Harmukh-Gangbal-Nundkol landscape: an alternative village pathway, protection of the structures and restoration of the spring.

The field visit opened a two-day National Seminar on "Revival, Preservation and Sustainability of Cultural Heritage of Kashmir," organised by Kakini Building Humanity.

On November 12, the programme moved to SKICC in Srinagar, where civil society joined the gathering.

Union Culture and Tourism Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat addressed the seminar virtually. According to Kakini's account, he outlined five essentials: Political Will, Public Spend...