Garden City University, as part of its IGNITE – GCU Expert Talk Series, is pleased to present an engaging lecture on “Landmark Discoveries and Excavations in the Post-Independence Era” by Dr. Sujeet Nayan, Superintending Archaeologist, Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), Bangalore Circle.
India’s archaeological landscape has witnessed remarkable transformations since Independence. From the discovery of ancient settlements and urban civilisations to excavations that have reshaped our understanding of early societies, trade networks, cultural exchanges and technological advancements, archaeological research has played a crucial role in reconstructing India’s past.
The lecture will explore some of the landmark archaeological discoveries and excavation initiatives undertaken in post-Independence India, highlighting how scientific investigations, field explorations and modern archaeological methodologies have expanded our understanding of the country’s rich cultural heritage. It will also offer insights into the significance of archaeological evidence in interpreting history and preserving the nation’s tangible heritage for future generations.
Dr. Sujeet Nayan, with his professional experience in the Archaeological Survey of India, will bring valuable perspectives on the evolution of archaeological exploration and the importance of preserving and interpreting India’s historical legacy.
The session promises to be an enriching opportunity for students, research scholars, faculty members and history enthusiasts to understand how archaeology connects the past with the present and contributes to our understanding of India’s civilisational journey.
Date: 2 November 2026
Time: 3:00 PM
Venue: GCU Auditorium, OMR Campus, Garden City University
Registration: Scan the QR code on the event poster to register.
All are cordially invited!





