nagpur it may be a treasure trove of our cultural heritage but still it is rare for people to visit a museum twice feels virag sontakke the curator of 150 year old central museum in nagpur people feel that whatever they have seen once is enough as nothing will change in a museum to change this attitude sontakke is attempting to device methods which will create interest among the younger generation i am now working to digitalise this museum as the children today are very tech savvy he says he has sent a proposal to delhi for a grant of rs 25 lakh to carry this out this way people can check the museum online and read about the various objects displayed here we too will be able to give more information about various sections the idea is that a visitor should be able to check out his areas of interest in the museum and then physically check them out at the premises the technological advancements are exposing children to newer things but they are missing out on cultural heritage parents today do not encourage their kids to take interest in history they feel it will not help them to make a career feels the curator he is also adding computer kiosks to the place where young visitors can sit and study about the museum if they are not interested in taking rounds of the entire place