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Articles Published In Newspapers & Magazines Balodis Jan : article from "Sunday Times", 22 Feb. 1998 - Australia. Philip Reeve : article from "Thai Airways in-flight magazine. Local correspondent : article in Hindustan Times, 5 March 1997, India Senechaël Jacques : article in "Le Devoir", 1 Oct. 1996 - Quebec You May Also Refer To The Following Articles Chartier Olivier & Layma Yann : Article titled "histoire de murs au Shekhawati" in the magazine "Grands Reportages", No. 186, July 1997 - France. Christine Rivet : article titled " Au Rajasthan les murs ont la parole" in the newspaper "Le Figaro" on 30th December 1993 – France. Jangid Ramesh , Ripou Catherine & Sennechaël Jacques : article in "Go voyage", 1995 - France Senechaël Jacques : article in "Globe trotters magazine", May -June 1996 - France. De Bellaigue Christopher : Article titled "Architectural heritage – Up for the highest bid -" in the magqazine "India Today", 15th Dec. 1994 – India "Shekhawati Gandh", Oct. 1998 - Nawalgarh, India Jangid C. Ramesh : Article in Hindi in "AAs Paas" - May 1999 sikar, India Jangid C. Ramesh : Article in Hindi in "Aas Paas" - May 1999 Sikar, India References Of Guidebooks Lonely planet – Rajasthan, page No. 102  The
aim of the friends of Shekhawati is to safeguard and preserve Shekhawati's
rich artistic heritage including both the remarkable paintings of this
region, and the havelis themselves. The societies work includes educating
local villagers about the social and artistic importance of the paintings
of Shekhawati, as well as undertaking the restoration work and promoting
the region. Ramesh Jangid (see under Nawalgarh in northern Rajasthan chapter)
is the president of the association. He welcomes the volunteers keen to
preserve paintings of Shekhawati. For more information, or to become a
member of the society (200 FF) write to Les Amis du ShekhawatiLonely planet – India, page No. 134  Les
Amis du Shekhawati is one of a number of charities whose aim is to safeguard
and preserve India's crumbling architectural heritage - in this case the
havelis and paintings of Shekhawati region in Rajasthan. Ramesh Jangid
is the president of the association. He welcomes volunteers keen to preserve
the paintings of Shekhawati and can be contacted at Ramesh Jangid's Tourist
pension (01594 - 24060 Fax 24061) in Nawalgarh.Guide Olizane "Rajasthan"  Ramesh
a fondé avec une française, Catherine Ripou, une association
de sauvegarde du patrimoine "Les Amis du Shekhawati". Il tente
de sensibiliser les habitants au problème de la dégradation
des havelis et d’ éduquer une équipe de jeunes pour les
former en tant que guides.
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homme a décidé de se battre. Ramesh C. Jangid a créé
en 1993 l’ association « Les Amis du Shekhawati »,
dont le but est de protéger, de restaurer ce
patrimoine et de sensibiliser la population. Pour info,
contacter Ramesh à Nawalgarh ou les Amis du Shekhawati c/o
Catherine Ripou. Tel portable + 33 (0)6 88 30 60 88 / email