Few books were purchased and added in the library archive of MMCF Autobiography of a Yogi, Second coming of Christ Vol.1-2: The Resurrection of the Christ within you, Wine of the mystic: The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam-A Spiritual Interpretation, Law of success, Science of Religion, Where there is light: Insight and Inspiration for meeting life's Challenges, Yogi kathamrita, Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta Vol. 1-2: Ishwar-Arjun Samvad (Aatma-sakshatkar ka rajyog vigyan), Manav ki Nirantar khoj, Dharma Vigyan, Jahan hai prakash, Art of Bikaner, Indian paintings in the Sarabhai Foundation, Indian Painting: The lesser-known traditions, Business Leaders of Rajasthan, Manuscript of Col. James Tod.

Unveiling The Palace Calendar - 2020

Shriji Arvind Singh Mewar, CMT, Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation unveiled the Palace Calendar at Shambhu Niwas Palace, Udaipur on 05th December 2019. Maharana Mewar Historical Publication Trust has published this yearly calendar on the theme of "Patrons of Water in Mewar"

Contribution of Maharanas of Mewar towards water conservation, preservation and distribution:

Rulers of Mewar, during their respective reigns, made individual efforts to undertake, implement and successfully complete activities of sustainable management of natural recourses of fresh water to meet their current and future demands. Udaipur, which is world famous as, 'The City of Lakes' is one of the finest examples of protection of hydrosphere where the lakes of the city are interconnected to form a lake system which supports and sustains ground water recharge, ensuring availability of water for the purpose of - consumption, industries, agriculture and tourism.

Traditional methods of conservation and management of water by the Maharanas of Mewar has set an unprecedented global example presenting themselves as role models in the field of water conservation and management. The Maharanas not only guarded and protected the territories of their state from invaders but also contributed largely towards governance of rain water to meet the essential requirement of water supply during war and drought. Maximum methods of natural water harvesting and harnessing in Mewar region is in the form of lakes, ponds, dams, step-wells and canals, built by the Maharanas of Mewar.