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Gurgaon residents run for heritage
More than 1,000 school students and elders participated in a Heritage Run organised by the Gurgaon chapter of Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) near Leisure Valley Park, reports HT Correspondent.
Updated on: Oct 31, 2009, 23:39:27 IST
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More than 1,000 school students and elders participated in a Heritage Run organised by the Gurgaon chapter of Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) near Leisure Valley Park.
The run was organised in association with the organisation Running And Living Infotainment, for spreading awareness among people on the need to preserve the cultural heritage, specially the historical monuments in Farrukhnagar and Mewat.
Rao Inderjeet Singh, MP and former Asian Games Skeet shooting silver medalist, flagged off the 5-km run.
INTACH has been working for the restoration of ruined historical monuments, such as Delhi Gate in Farrukhnagar and Tughlaq-era monuments in Tauroo, in Mewat. It has ambitious plans to take up more monuments.
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