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“Preserving Kashmiri art is not only about safeguarding cultural heritage, but also about maintaining the region’s unique history and identity,” said Dr. Afshana, Coordinator, HKCKL&L. “Through a multi-faceted approach involving research, education, community engagement and technology, we aim to ensure that these invaluable art forms continue to inspire, and enrich future generations,” she added. This seminar seeks to address these challenges, showcase the profound beauty and significance of these art forms, and discuss practical strategies for their preservation,” she said, adding that the seminar will explore strategies to maintain this balance and ensure the flourishing of Kashmiri art for the generations to come.
