The Tattwa students kicked started this academic year with a session by ARPO.

The Tattwa students (Grades 5 – 8) kicked started this academic year with a interesting and out of the box session by ARPO.

Team ARPO or the Archival and Research Project conducted a workshop on Cultural Appreciation and Documentation highlighting their LoreKeepers Project.

ARPO is a not-for-profit organisation that aims to preserve and promote our pluralistic cultural heritage.

The students were exposed to the lores that were gradually vanishing. The ARPO team guided them on how to document a lore, folk songs, cultural art forms etc.