In a nation that is slowly forgetting its history, Karwaan: The Heritage Exploration Initiative, an independent student-led Initiative, which was started by undergraduate history students at Delhi University, aims to revive the love for India’s heritage and history. We began our journey in September 2019, when we organized a heritage walk to Tughlaqabad Fort with one of the most famous history buffs in Delhi, Sohail Hashmi sir. This initiative was founded by a young writer and heritage activist Eshan Sharma along with his friends, Nishant Singh, Abhigyaa Mittal, Aditya Singh, Anurodh Singh Shakya, and Mansi Rautela. Since then we have organized many walks and lectures by historians at heritage sites. The idea is to promote the knowledge of history among young minds and inspire them to be inquisitive and passionate about this diverse field and to make the youth understand the importance of history and heritage. In a rapidly changing world, where everyone is in a blind race, people are forgetting their roots, their history, and their origins. Historical sites in India are losing its charm and glory, the tangible and intangible heritage of India is rich and diverse, which is not being explored by people. #YehDeshHaiMera is a campaign started by an independent student-led heritage exploration initiative, known as Karwaan to promote those tangible and intangible heritages that have been forgotten with time or are on the verge of extinction. For a better future, we need to preserve our past because when you are in the present you cannot escape your past and when you study history, you cannot escape the present. History is connected to us, it is what we are today. History shapes our future and it is important to promote it among the youth.