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Many Monuments Not Under Any Protection: Parliamentary Panel
A parliamentary panel has underlined that a large number of historical monuments are "not under any sort of protection" and asked about the procedure through which requests for restoration of "unprotected monuments" is made to the ASI.
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1,000 Monuments To Be Under Private Sector In Monument Mitra Scheme
About 1,000 monuments under the control of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will be taken over by the private sector as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility, said Govind Mohan, Secretary, Ministry of Culture on Wednesday.
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India's Heritage Sites To Host Gala Dinners, Excursions For G20 Delegates
From Ajanta and Ellora Caves in Maharashtra to Qutub archaeological park in Delhi, India will showcase its centuries-old architectural heritage to G20 delegates by hosting excursions and gala dinners at many of the ASI sites, starting mid-December.
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100 Monuments To Be Lit In Colours Of Indian Flag To Mark 100 Crore Covid Jabs Milestone
The Archaeological Survey of India or ASI will light up 100 of its heritage monuments in colours of the national flag to mark 100 crore COVID-19 vaccine doses being administered in the country, officials said today.
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All Monuments To Remain Closed For Public Till May 31 In Wake Of Covid Surge
All centrally-protected monuments under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will continue to remain closed till May 31 due to a surge in COVID-19 cases, Union Culture Minister Prahlad Patel said on Wednesday.
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In A First, No Entry Fee For Women At Monuments On Women's Day
For the first time, entry will be free for all women visiting monuments under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) across the country on International Women's Day on Sunday, the culture ministry said.
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PM Modi Urges People To Participate In Conserving Monuments In India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pitched for people's participation in preserving India's archaeological legacy and questioned the rules which prohibit them from clicking photographs at certain monuments.
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Google-Archaeological Survey of India Deal For Virtual Tour Of 280 Monuments
Google has tied up with Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) for 360 degree virtual tour of 280-odd monuments across the country, an official of the tech giant said.
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India Sees Fall In Income From Monument Ticket Sales
Revenue from sale of entry tickets for monuments under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) declined marginally to Rs 92.49 crore in fiscal 2015-16 over the year-ago period, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Many Monuments Not Under Any Protection: Parliamentary Panel
A parliamentary panel has underlined that a large number of historical monuments are "not under any sort of protection" and asked about the procedure through which requests for restoration of "unprotected monuments" is made to the ASI.
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1,000 Monuments To Be Under Private Sector In Monument Mitra Scheme
About 1,000 monuments under the control of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will be taken over by the private sector as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility, said Govind Mohan, Secretary, Ministry of Culture on Wednesday.
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India's Heritage Sites To Host Gala Dinners, Excursions For G20 Delegates
From Ajanta and Ellora Caves in Maharashtra to Qutub archaeological park in Delhi, India will showcase its centuries-old architectural heritage to G20 delegates by hosting excursions and gala dinners at many of the ASI sites, starting mid-December.
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100 Monuments To Be Lit In Colours Of Indian Flag To Mark 100 Crore Covid Jabs Milestone
The Archaeological Survey of India or ASI will light up 100 of its heritage monuments in colours of the national flag to mark 100 crore COVID-19 vaccine doses being administered in the country, officials said today.
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All Monuments To Remain Closed For Public Till May 31 In Wake Of Covid Surge
All centrally-protected monuments under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) will continue to remain closed till May 31 due to a surge in COVID-19 cases, Union Culture Minister Prahlad Patel said on Wednesday.
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In A First, No Entry Fee For Women At Monuments On Women's Day
For the first time, entry will be free for all women visiting monuments under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) across the country on International Women's Day on Sunday, the culture ministry said.
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PM Modi Urges People To Participate In Conserving Monuments In India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pitched for people's participation in preserving India's archaeological legacy and questioned the rules which prohibit them from clicking photographs at certain monuments.
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Google-Archaeological Survey of India Deal For Virtual Tour Of 280 Monuments
Google has tied up with Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) for 360 degree virtual tour of 280-odd monuments across the country, an official of the tech giant said.
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India Sees Fall In Income From Monument Ticket Sales
Revenue from sale of entry tickets for monuments under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) declined marginally to Rs 92.49 crore in fiscal 2015-16 over the year-ago period, Lok Sabha was informed today.
