India, Sept. 23 -- At a time when revival of cultural heritage has been identified as one of the priorities for Jammu and Kashmir's future, the experience of the Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, Bhopal offers an interesting model for consideration.

At a book-release function in Srinagar on Tuesday, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha outlined four priorities for Jammu and Kashmir - peace through zero tolerance towards terrorism, rapid development through infrastructure and connectivity, empowerment of youth by linking them with India's digital economy and startup culture, and revival of cultural heritage to strengthen tourism and human values. He also urged the new generation of writers to treat history as a "mirror of truth" rat...