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Our Offices

Main Office

  • Archaeological Survey of India – Chandigarh Circle
  • Bay 51–52, Sector 31/A
  • Chandigarh – 160030
  • Phone: 0172-2638246
  • Fax: 0172-2638246
  • Email: circlechandigarh.asi@gov.in

Key Officers

Dr. Manoj Kumar Kurmi

Superintending Archaeologist

Shri Manoj Kumar Joshi

Deputy Superintending Archaeologist

Dr. Arakhita Pradhan

Deputy Superintending Archaeologist

Shri Gowhar Ahmad Khan

Deputy Superintending Archaeological Engineer

Smt. Kiran Ratan

Administrative Officer

Shri Pankaj Kumar Bhardwaj

Assistant Archaeologist

Shri Sukhpal Singh

Draftsman

Shri Raghubir Singh

Senior Photographer

Shri Sunil Kumar

Suryeyor-Gr.I

Sub-Circle Offices

Thanesar Sub-Circle
Surajkund Sub-Circle
Hissar Sub-Circle
Narnaul Sub-Circle
Amritsar Sub-Circle
Bhatinda Sub-Circle
Nakodar Sub-Circle

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About Chandigarh Circle

The Chandigarh Circle of ASI protects and preserves the region’s most important archaeological, architectural, and historical sites. The circle oversees monuments, museums, conservation work and public interpretation across Chandigarh and its neighbouring heritage landscapes.


Its work includes the scientific conservation of historic structures, protection of archaeological remains, maintenance of protected monuments, and documentation of sites with significant cultural value. Through regular conservation initiatives and site management, the circle helps safeguard the region’s heritage for future generations.

Historical and Cultural Significance

Chandigarh and its neighbouring regions represent a distinctive combination of ancient heritage and modern architectural history. The area contains important archaeological remains as well as historically significant buildings and cultural landscapes. The Chandigarh Circle works to ensure that these resources are properly documented, protected, and maintained.


Conservation and Preservation

A major responsibility of the Chandigarh Circle is the scientific conservation of protected monuments and heritage structures. Conservation activities may include structural repairs, restoration of architectural elements, surface treatment, preservation of historic materials, and regular maintenance. These measures help protect monuments from natural deterioration, environmental conditions, and human impact.