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Item Maharashtra museum(AIKTC, 2023-11) Prajapati, Sandeepkumar; Nadkar, Ali (19AR01)This thesis delves into the exploration of Maharashtra's exceptionally rich cultural heritage. Maharashtra boasts a rich and diverse cultural heritage, with a legacy of tradition in religion, art, literature, theatre, and music that has persisted for centuries. The primary objective of this thesis is to understand evolution of Maharashtra, its different eras that have shaped it with different culture and traditions. To promote education and study in the fields of history, archaeology & arts. And raising awareness about Maharashtra’s history as well as its significance in shaping India’s Heritage. The methodology includes the study of history & significance of Maharashtra, various live studies showcasing the different aspects of states cultural heritage. Also conducting online case studies of different states or regions to explore the need and importance of exhibiting the states history, culture and evolution. The idea is to create a museum space which can showcase both tangible and intangible aspects of heritage for educational and recreational purposes. The ultimate goal of this research is to contribute to the ongoing efforts to preserve, cherish, and celebrate the multifaceted and vibrant cultural heritage of Maharashtra which can serve as an identity of the state. Keywords: Culture, Tradition, Cultural Heritage, Education & Awareness, Historical Significance, Art & Craft, Evolution.Item MUSIC GURUKUL- AN ARCHITECTURAL MANIFESTATION OF MUSIC AT AMRAVATI, ANDHRA PRADESH(AIKTC, 2018-03) Prajapati, Sandeepkumar; GILBILE, NIRALI K. (11ARC05)Music has always played a very important role. If we consider all the societies and cultures, music being an art form which speaks about the evolution of that society or culture. If we look back to the history of Indian Classical Music, it has developed through very intricate interactions amongst people of different cultures from many years which can be dated back to 3000-1200 BC. However, the evolution of music got influenced from not only cultures but with the advancements and improvements in the music in terms of notations, scale, rhythm, instruments, language, etc. From these advancements the concept of ragas evolved which can be found in c.700 A.D. From c.1200A.D-c.1700A.D., various styles like qawwali, naqsh and many more other forms of music were invented. Eventually, gharanas which are also called as schools emerged which further led to the concept of performing and accommodation for the performers of royal courts who were accommodated by the royals. The guru-shishya parampara in music became more popular when the musicians performed in the royal courts in front of the people and the person who got interested in that style of music was free to take lessons from the gurus and staying with him at the same time. The performances in the royal courts thus further gave aesthetics to music. Thus, the gharanas gave music a new approach in terms of form and interpretation both in terms of music and architecture. The evolution of music thus did not remain confined to the notes or the rhythm but also started evolving in terms of the space and the quality. The old tradition of music has to be preserved as they are a very important part of musical heritage. But, the approach for the Indian classical music, especially the guru-shishya parampara which was earlier followed as gharana style is becoming very superficial. Also, the gharana style of teaching is not becoming inviting for large number of people because of varied approach towards music and the wide range of music which is getting popular nowadays. Also, the absence of royal patronage has also resulted as a setback. The mutual relations between the two art forms, that is, music and architecture will intervene a new approach where architecture will act as a tool which will express the art of music, especially the structure of gharanas, in terms of quality of space externally as well as internally which will increase the prominence of this style of school and thus provide a space for the gharana which are getting extinct in this date.Item Trauma care centre(AIKTC, 2023-11) Prajapati, Sandeepkumar; Memon, Fardeen (19AR12)A trauma center, is a specialized hospital equipped and staffed to treat patients suffering from major traumatic injuries such as falls, motor vehicle collisions, or gunshot wounds. Trauma continues to be a major global cause of death and morbidity, which poses a serious threat to public health. This thesis explores the various facets of trauma care with the goal of putting forth an integrated strategy that improves trauma patients outcomes by means of better methods for assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation. This thesis concludes with an integrated trauma care framework that covers all stages of care, from the injury to rehabilitation and beyond, through a multidisciplinary examination of the infrastructure, Planning , functioning , future plans, and vision of the established trauma centers. In order to enhance outcomes and save lives in the field of trauma care, the study intends to provide insightful information and improve the efficiency of trauma care facilities and their critical role in public health as we negotiate the intricate and unexpected terrain of severe injuries. Keywords – Trauma, Emergency, Accidents, Injuries, Sufferings, Stress, Rural Access, Health, Life.