Heritage
The Archaeological Survey Of India, which is tasked with the protection of monuments, will no longer to responsible for the upkeep of Bara Khamba cemetery and Inchla Wali Gumti
[…]The conservation work of the British-era building has been taken up by INTACH and is expected to be completed by September
[…]The 16th century stepwell, which includes a mosque and a tomb, hosted its first-ever shoot this year when the cast of ‘Ul Jalool Ishq’ arrived here
[…]Durbar Hall and Ashok Hall at the President’s house, which have been named as ‘Ganatantra Mandap’ and ‘Ashok Mandap’ respectively have a rich history of hosting functions of national importance
[…]The Mughal era garden built by Emperor Shah Jahan’s daughter will feature fountains, walkways, nursery and a boating facility
[…]India, for the first time, is hosting the UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee (WHC) meeting from July 21 to July 31 in New Delhi.
[…]Built approximately 1287 CE in rubble masonry, the Ghiyas ud din Balban tomb holds historical importance in the development of Indo-Islamic architecture, marking the first appearance of Islamic arches in India
[…]The coveted address, which is one of the only two double-storeyed bungalows in Lutyens’ zone, has been home to Lok Sabha speakers; Om Birla is now the only speaker after Balram Jakhar to occupy the house for two terms
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