Sonata Software ties with Deccan Heritage Foundation India for restoration of British era Rang Mahal Gardens and Pavilion

30 Aug 2022 , 09:16 AM

A global IT services and technology solutions company, Sonata Software and Deccan Heritage Foundation (DHF) India announced a multi-year partnership for the restoration of Hyderabad’s 19th century British-era Rang Mahal Gardens and Pavilion, which is now part of the Telangana Mahila Vishwavidyalayam (Women’s University) campus, formerly the University College for Women, Osmania University.

Almost three thousand years of rich and ancient tradition, the Deccan region of South India has seen the rise and fall of one powerful kingdom after another.

The DHF is a non-profit organization founded by Dr. Helen Philon, an authority on Deccani Sultanate architecture & art, along with Dr George Michell, one of the most distinguished architectural scholars on South Asian architecture alive today.

The DHF’s goal is to preserve, restore and promote the heritage of the Deccan region of India, through various conservation projects, cultural promotions, and educational programmes, within a sustainable integrated socio-economic development framework.

One of Sonata Software’s key CSR themes is the ‘Protection of National Heritage, Art & Culture’. Sonata ties with organizations who align towards this objective by providing them technology expertise and financial grants.

Under this alliance, Sonata Software would offer support and grants to DHF India towards the conservation of the heritage of the Deccan, specifically the Restoration of the Rang Mahal Pavilion and Gardens, a historic site, which has been now ruined.

On Tuesday early morning trade, Sonata Software Ltd is currently trading at Rs706 per share up by Rs12.15 or 1.75% from its previous closing of Rs693.85 per share on the BSE.

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