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Paper
GS-I
Question
Q1
Marks
10M
Word Limit
150W
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Model Answer
Source: Civils Daily · CivilsDaily Editorial
We had written a note on heritage 2 years back.
1.What is heritage erosion and how can we manage it?
2.What are the components of heritage?
It was accessible via clicking on Paper 1 on left sidebar –https://www.civilsdaily.com/gspaper/paper1/
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Approach
>Introduction – Start with defining Indian Art Heritage.
The term heritage has wide connotations spanning across nature, culture, food and other dimensions. Art heritage primarily refers to the tangible heritage comprising of
1.Paintings and art forms
2.Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites
3.Sculpture
4.Scriptures
5.Artifacts
Preserving our heritage is enshrined as a Fundamental Duty in our Constitution
Threats to Art Heritage
1.Lack of public awareness -This makes the local administrator break the buildings and replace it with other structures.
2.Duplication of paintings and art forms
3.Theft
4.Smuggling
Reasons for safeguarding
Cultural
1.Identity and pride of our country.
Economic
Strengthening institutions
-Ministry of Culture, ASI, Museums, Archives, etc.
Cultural awareness programs.
-Curriculum modification – Identification and inclusion of heritage as an asset in school, Open departments of Heritage management on the lines of Ahmedabad University
-Introduction of a compulsory offline and online training for tourism purposes willing to undertake ventures.
-Heritage depiction and promotion through immersive technology & augmented reality
-Re-Classify heritage and announce awards for people with exceptional heritage sense.
Adaptive reuse of heritage sites
-Restoring the historical sites in the form of festivals and inducing festivity link perceptions.
Original source: Civils Daily
Paper
GS Paper I — Indian Heritage, History, Geography & Society
Subject
Art and CultureSubtopic
Art Forms
Difficulty
Easy
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This question is from the Art and Culture topic under GS-I (2018). It carries 10 marks with a 150-word limit. Difficulty: Easy.
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