A 44,000-square-metre area within the India United Mills premises at Kala Chowki has been earmarked for a "Recreation Ground-cum-Textile Museum." The BMC on Thursday floated a tender to appoint a ...

The plan to convert India United Mill 2 and 3 of 32,000 sq metre of land into a museum to showcase the history of the city's textile legacy was first mooted in 2009.

A textile museum in the area of 32,000 square metres was planned in 2019, with an estimated cost of Rs 200 crore. It was supposed to be completed and open to the public in 2024.

That may be peanuts compared to mega-airports like London Heathrow or New York’s JFK, but it’s a huge figure for the landlocked country of Bhutan, which received just 316,000 tourists in 2019.

Currently, the country has three museums listed under the museum division: the National Museum of Bhutan in Paro, the Royal Heritage Museum in Trongsa, and The Textile Museum in Thimphu. The 10-day ...

That may be peanuts compared to mega-airports like London Heathrow or New York’s JFK, but it’s a huge figure for the landlocked country of Bhutan, which received just 316,000 tourists in 2019.

The Textile Museum of Canada will close its doors on 16 February, with a re-opening date still to be determined but tentatively expected in September. Funding is a major concern, along with ...

Textile Museum of Canada closing on Sunday due to ‘unexpected’ financial shortfall The board chair said the Toronto museum plans to open “later this fall” to celebrate its 50th anniversary.

Armando Perla, left, and Mab Coates-Davies in front of Nigerian artist Samuel Nnorom’s work in the Textile Museum of Canada in Toronto on Jan. 15. Perla, who trained as a human-rights lawyer ...

That Bhutan is eager to present itself as a forward-looking country that embraces modernity even as it retains a sense of pride in its unique cultural traditions was evident at the Bhutan ...

Bhutan, a country that prioritizes happiness, has seen 9% of its population leave in recent years. Now the king is launching a bold plan for a new city to create jobs and lure people back.

The country was unified by the man who became its first king in 1907. His sons and grandsons — who are referred to in Bhutan as the second, third, fourth and today, fifth, kings — have reigned ...