To develop a curatorial blueprint for physical and digital content that communicates India’s pluralistic heritage and global ambitions through experiential storytelling at a world stage.

• Site-responsive curatorial strategy and spatial narrative design

• Editorial lead for all exhibition texts, films, brochures, and public communications

• Cross-sectoral liaison with ministries, artists, architects, fabricators, Japanese institutions, and visual design teams

• Development of digital content strategy aligned with curatorial vision and stakeholder expectations

• On-site oversight for fabrication, installation, and display logic

• Integration of long-term maintenance SOPs for operational continuity across the Pavilion's 6-month lifespan

• Visual semiotics and mythic symbolism in contemporary space-making

• Exhibition-making as diplomacy: India’s cultural soft power

• Indigenous knowledge, ODOP crafts, and techno-cultural storytelling

• Environmental imaginaries in exhibition architecture

• Participatory curation and inclusive regional representation

• Curatorial Exhibtion label writing

• Collateral/Publication Writing

• Archival Records Writing

• Content Brief writing

• Curatorial Briefs and Reports for stakeholders

• Concept-to-execution curatorial direction across 70+ multimedia exhibits

• Interpretive strategy spanning five thematic zones: entrance, oneness lounge, heritage andcraft culture, technology and innovation, governance, state representation, corporate representation.

• Editorial ownership of communication tools across platforms

• Pavilion positioned as a soft power landmark and international cultural interface