The Indian word for Heritage is ‘Sanskriti’. From time immemorial, Indians have described their Heritage as ‘Human Heritage (Manav Dharma/ Sanskriti). It has a universal appeal. The principle of ‘Unity in Diversity’ is the implicit law of nature, universe and life. People belonging to diverse communities, speaking different languages, having different food, and performing different customs harmoniously co-exist in India. Thus, the soul of the cultural heritage of India lies in the fact that it’s an all-embracing confluence of religions, traditions, customs and beliefs. Over the years, numerous styles of art, architecture, painting, music, dance, festivals and customs have developed in India and this wide variety has made the Indian Heritage unparalleled to which the entire world still looks up. The cultural heritage of India still flourishes maintaining its original features together along with changes, a key indicator of its strength.