Heritage Conservation and Promotion

Shriji Interacts with Team Visio

On 16th May 2026, Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar hosted a delegation led by Ms. Eakta Menon, Founder and CEO of Mumbai-based Team Visio, at The City Palace, Udaipur. The meeting served as a dynamic forum to discuss the conceptualization and creative direction of the upcoming Mewar Sound and Light Show at The City Palace Museum. The initiative aims to blend cutting-edge audio-visual technology with rich narrative storytelling, bringing the glorious history, valor and cultural heritage of Mewar to life while creating an immersive experience for domestic and international visitors alike.

Team Visio in meeting with Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar

Mr. Jogendra Menaria and Delegation interacts
with Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar

Heritage Conservation Delegation Meets Shriji

On 20th May 2026, Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar received Mr. Jogendra Menaria of the Virasat Sanrakshan Evam Jirnodhwar Samiti, accompanied by a distinguished delegation of six members, at The City Palace, Udaipur. The cordial meeting underscored a shared commitment to preserving India's rich cultural and architectural heritage, reflecting the collective spirit of conservation and the enduring values championed by the House of Mewar.

Museum Futures:
Embedding Sustainability and Inclusion

Reaffirming its commitment to responsible heritage stewardship, The City Palace Museum, Udaipur took a significant step towards sustainable museum practices on 1st June 2026 with the implementation of the project "Museum Futures: Embedding Sustainability and Inclusion".

Following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the ReReef Foundation, the museum partnered with Saahas Zero Waste, a leading professional waste management organisation, to undertake a comprehensive Sustainability Audit across the museum premises.

The audit evaluated the placement, accessibility and utilisation of waste bins throughout the museum, assessing existing waste management practices. Based on its findings, the audit team provided strategic recommendations on effective waste segregation, efficient collection systems and environmentally responsible waste management, paving the way for a more sustainable and inclusive visitor experience.

This initiative reflects the museum's vision of preserving not only cultural heritage but also the natural environment, ensuring that sustainability becomes an integral part of museum operations for generations to come.