Ajeet Cour
Museum Of Literature
A Literary Legacy Preserved
The Ajeet Cour’s Museum of Literature honours the extraordinary life and work of Ajeet Cour — a celebrated Punjabi writer, activist, and the visionary founder of the Academy of Fine Arts and Literature. This museum is more than a collection of memories; it is a living testament to her belief that literature can transform societies and bridge divides.
Collection Highlights
Manuscripts & First Editions
Original drafts, annotated pages, and rare first editions of her novels and short stories.
Archieves
of
Literature
Essays, journals, and translations that illuminate her journey as a writer.
Photographs and Personal Anecdotes
A glimpse into her life as a literary figure and cultural leader.
Why It Matters
Ajeet Cour’s writing is deeply rooted in the struggles of women, the marginalized, and the displaced. Her voice spoke of resilience, dignity, and change — and continues to resonate across generations. This museum preserves her creative and activist spirit, presenting her as both a powerful literary force and the architect of institutions like AFAL and FOSWAL that continue her legacy.
Visitor Information
4/6 Siri Fort Institutional Area, Opposite Gate No 2 Siri Fort Auditorium, New Delhi, Delhi 110049, India
Timings
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Open All Days
Ticketless Museums
Free entry to museums and library
Gallery
