Did you know that nearly 2,000 cultures have been identified as endangered by UNESCO?
With every dying language, we lose centuries of wisdom, traditions, and identity.
Is modernization solely to blame, or is it the indifferent attitude of the rulers and dominant cultures?
This book takes you on a powerful journey through the rise, decline, and revival of endangered cultures in the world including the India’s 192 at-risk languages and the remarkable resurgence of Dogra culture.
Can the strategies that saved Dogri language be a global blueprint for cultural preservation?
A compelling call to action—will you join the fight to save the world’s heritage before it’s lost forever.
Deepti Sharma, Aarti Sharma, Krishna Sharma, Shiv Kumar
An alumnus of the prestigious Symbiosis Institute, Pune and the University of California, Los Angeles, Deepti Sharma is an experienced behavioural counsellor. With over 15 years of experience in moulding young minds, she has been instrumental in the research on globally endangered cultures, with a special emphasis on the Dogra culture.
Aarti Sharma is a distinguished educator, social worker and author. During an illustrious career spanning over two decades, she has taught and mentored students at various levels; nurturing minds and shaping futures. Her passion for social work has created a positive impact on various facets of the community.
Krishna Sharma is an engineering undergraduate with a passion for research and a keen eye for technological solutions to societal problems. Her research on endangered cultures, including the Dogra culture, was presented at an international conference and she was conferred with the 'Nation Building Award' by the American University, USA
Shiv Kumar, a recipient of Ati Vishishat Seva Medal from the President of India, Commendation from the Governor of Gujarat and Duggar Gourav Samaan Award from The American University, USA are testimonies of his selfless service to society and Dogra Culture for its spectacular revival.
