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27 September, 2024 (Friday) between 7 pm to 8:15 pm

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21 September, 2024 (Saturday) between 4 pm to 5:30 pm

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Khoj: Explore the Exciting world of Nature and Mythology

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Garba as Poetry and Performance

14 September, 2024 (Saturday) between 6 pm to 7:15 pm

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History connects us with our roots. Museum is the humble abode where it conserves, nurtures and protects history in its womb and makes it come alive for the present generation. The L.D. Museum envisions the same path. The perfect mingling of art and history can be observed here. During 1956, Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Institute of Indology was established with the joint efforts of Shri. Kasturbhai Lalbhai, a wellknown and prominent Ahmedabad based industrialist, and Jain Acharya Muni. Punyavijayji. Muni. Punyavijayji donated his personal collection of illustrated and un-illustrated manuscripts, bronzes and cloth paintings at time at the establishment of Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Indological Institute. With the passage of time the collection grew more and more prominent which created a need for an exclusive display of the artifacts. Thus, in 1984 a new building adjacent to the L.D. Institute of Indology was built by internationally acclaimed architect Shri. Balakrishna Doshi. The L.D. Museum was formally inaugurated by Shri. Brajkumar Nehru, the then Governor of Gujarat in 1985.

The museum was inaugurated with two designated galleries, Smt. Madhuri Desai Gallery (Ground Floor) and Muni Punyavijayji Gallery (First Floor). In 2004, a third gallery Priyakant T. Munshaw Gallery of coinage was designed.

Through the passage of time, museum has developed, flourished and added many new artifacts in its rich collection like Arvind Collection, Kasturbhai Lalbhai Collection, Gopi-Anand Beadwork Collection, Lilavati Lalbhai Woodwork Collection and The latest exclusive sectian included in this list is Pahari School Ramayana Drawings of Ayodhya Kanda collection on March 2016.

History connects us with our roots. Museum is the humble abode where it conserves, nurtures and protects history in its womb and makes it come alive for the present generation. The L.D. Museum envisions the same path. The perfect mingling of art and history can be observed here. During 1956, Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Institute of Indology was established with the joint efforts of Shri. Kasturbhai Lalbhai, a wellknown and prominent Ahmedabad based industrialist, and Jain Acharya Muni. Punyavijayji. Muni. Punyavijayji donated his personal collection of illustrated and un-illustrated manuscripts, bronzes and cloth paintings at time at the establishment of Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Indological Institute. With the passage of time the ...

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VIRTUAL EXHIBITION

As part of widespread efforts to contain the spread of coronavirus, Museums across the globe have announced temporary closures. But here we found way to introduce virtual exhibition and bring museum to devices your hand.

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MUSEUM PATHSHALA

You don't have to be and history buff or art-lover to enjoy museum.
Our museum activities are designed for students and families, to build their creative learning skills and cultural awareness.

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NC MEHTA GALLERY

Indian miniature paintings include illustrations of sacred or secular books, poetic compositions, epics, Ragamala paintings, darbar scenes, portraits, religious and social festivals. They were exchanged on ...

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WORKSHOP

The Museum frequently arranging the workshop for the children as well as adult with different activities and learning process.

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COLLECTIONS

The Museum Collection is exhibited in the three Galleries and four sections that represents multilayered Indian art history, culture and specifically India's multi-regional, multi-dimensional and multicultural heritage.

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VIRTUAL EXHIBITION

Lesser known Mughal Portraits and Coins

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Hours

Daily 10.30 am-5.00 pm

Closed on Monday

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Location

L.D. Institute of Indology Campus, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad-09

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