Certification in Fire Safety and Emergency Response for Security Staff

Participants with the trainers and HR officials at the two-day Fire Fighting and Safety Training Certificate Programme
for the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation, held at the MMCF Conference Hall

Strengthening emergency preparedness and workplace safety, the Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation (MMCF) organised a two-day Fire Fighting and Safety Training Certificate Programme for its security personnel on 20th and 21st August 2026. Facilitated by the Human Resources Department, the programme was conducted by Mr. Pranay Jani and Mr. K. S. Shaktawat of Humbel Pvt. Ltd., Udaipur, combining classroom-based learning with practical demonstrations to ensure that participants could translate safety procedures into effective action. Security staff members participated in the training, gaining hands-on knowledge and practical understanding of:

The key highlight of the programme was its practical, hands-on approach, enabling the security team to build confidence in responding swiftly and appropriately during a fire emergency. The initiative reinforces MMCF's commitment to preparedness, prevention and the safety of people and property, while equipping its frontline security personnel with essential skills to manage emergency situations effectively.

Preserving India's Musical Heritage: MMCF Delegates Attend Soundscapes of India Conference

The City Palace Museum, Udaipur, continues its active commitment to the preservation, documentation and promotion of India's living cultural traditions. Representing Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation (MMCF), Ms. Janhvi Sharma, Curatorial Assistant and Ms. Darshita Sompura, Project Assistant, participated as delegates at the Soundscapes of India Conference, held from 29th to 31st August 2026 at New Delhi.

MMCF delegates Ms. Janhvi Sharma and Ms. Darshita Sompura
alongside participants during the Soundscapes of India Conference

The three-day conference offered valuable exposure to contemporary music practices, highlighting modern approaches to music education, sound engineering, live performance and interactive workshop design led by prominent artists and industry experts. Engaging directly with practitioners across diverse fields, the MMCF curatorial team built vital professional networks and explored future collaborative possibilities-paving the way for innovative public programs and sound-based heritage initiatives at the Museum.