Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"The current intangible heritage has taken a linear path. There is a need to unearth hidden information that will help co-create a knowledge paradigm that will provide essential information to all spheres of the economy, be it market, policies, and technologies," emphasised award-winning human geographer Aditya Ghosh in his recent lecture at Ahmedabad University. He discussed the intricate ties between sustainability, climate change, and intangible environmental heritage in the context of the government, enterprises, and population.
"The current intangible heritage has taken a linear path. There is a need to unearth hidden information that will help co-create a knowledge paradigm that will provide essential information to all spheres of the economy, be it market, policies, and technologies," emphasised award-winning human geographer Aditya Ghosh in his recent lecture at Ahmedabad University. He discussed the intricate ties between sustainability, climate change, and intangible environmental heritage in the context of the government, enterprises, and population.
