Launch of Book 'History of Astrology Tradition in Mewar'

The book launch titled 'History of Astrology Tradition in Mewar' was a significant occasion where Mr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar, Trustee, MMCF unveiled the insightful work authored by Dr. Alaknanda Sharma on 02nd April, 2024 at The City Palace, Udaipur. Dr. Sharma, the Acharya of Astrology and Vastu Institute in Udaipur, delves into the ich history of astrology in Mewar, shedding light on its ancient traditions.

The book explores the historical perspective of astrology in Mewar, showcasing its evolution and significance in the region.Detailed descriptions of festivals based on astrological calculations and the active participation of the public are included, providing a comprehensive view of astrology's influence on local traditions.

The author presents evidence from inscriptions and texts obtained from the Maharanas of Mewar, illustrating the deep-rooted patronage of astrology in the region.

'History of Astrology Tradition in Mewar' not only chronicles the development of astrology in Mewar but also underscores its practical applications and relevance to the common people. The book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the cultural heritage and astrological practices that have shaped Mewar over the centuries. The launch of this book marks a significant contribution to the preservation and appreciation of Mewar's astrological legacy, offering readers a glimpse into the intricate tapestry of astrology intertwined with the history and traditions of this illustrious region.

Mr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar unveiling the book 'History of Astrology Tradition in Mewar' authored by Dr. Alaknanda Sharma

A Journey of Inclusion: World Autism Awareness Day

The curatorial team of the City Palace Museum, Udaipur,
celebrated World Autism Awareness Day in collaboration
with Sankalp Pediatric Rehabilitation Centre on 03rd April 2024. The museum team, led by Ms. Geetika Kumar, Mr. Mudit Charles John, and Mr. Ankit Mehta, had a memorable experience filled with engaging activities and meaningful interactions. Children were immersed in exploring museum treasures through flashcards, sparking their curiosity and deepening their familiarity with our rich collection. A creative art session provided a platform for self-expression and joy. Discussions with teachers and parents underscored the importance of our museum's sensory trail in enhancing future visits for children with autism, fostering understanding and inclusivity. Together, the museum team works continuously to create educational and enjoyable experiences for all, ensuring that the museum remains a welcoming and accessible space for individuals of diverse abilities and backgrounds.

Children engage in interactive activities with the museum team,
fostering curiosity and creativity on World Autism Awareness Day

Students from Sankalp Pediatric Rehabilitation Centre with
the museum team