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Weddings At Delhi's Historical Monuments May Soon Become A Reality
Wedding at Delhi's several historical sites will no longer be a dream, as the city government is planning to open them to a host of events.
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75 Monuments Restored, Many Still Forgotten: Delhi Charts Fresh Heritage Revival Plan
Delhi may boast over thousand monuments, but most lie hidden, neglected or fenced off from public view. Now, the city's government says it wants to bring them back to life, not just as restored structures, but as spaces buzzing with cultural activity
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Sheesh Mahal In Delhi's Shalimar Bagh Reopens Its Doors After Centuries
After 370 years, Delhi's Sheesh Mahal has reopened following a meticulous restoration, offering travellers a rare glimpse into the grandeur of Mughal-era architecture.
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5 Major Monuments To Be Illuminated In Tricolour Theme In Delhi: Minister
Delhi government on Monday said five major monuments in the city would be illuminated in a tricolour theme to mark the 75th year of Independence.
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174 Delhi Monuments, Sites Declared ''Monuments Of National Importance''
Over 170 monuments and sites in the national capital have been declared as ''monuments of national importance'', Culture Minister Prahlad Patel informed Parliament said on Tuesday.
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Delhi Gets Its Second Monumental National Flag
A 105-ft-high monumental flagpole bearing the tricolour was today installed in the sprawling diplomatic enlave in the city's Chanakyapuri area, becoming the second such structure to dot the landscape of the capital.
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Hundreds of Delhi Monuments Lost to Encroachers: Parliament Panel
Expressing concern over losing hundreds of monuments to encroachers in the national capital, a Parliamentary Panel today raised apprehensions that areas adjoining Qutub Minar may also face the same fate.
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Find Delhi's Monuments at Click of a Button
Seeing his son download apps on his mobile phone, this Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) officer had a brainwave - to create an app for Delhi's monuments, both well-known and obscure, so that tourists could keep this information "handy" as a "self guide".
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Weddings At Delhi's Historical Monuments May Soon Become A Reality
Wedding at Delhi's several historical sites will no longer be a dream, as the city government is planning to open them to a host of events.
-
75 Monuments Restored, Many Still Forgotten: Delhi Charts Fresh Heritage Revival Plan
Delhi may boast over thousand monuments, but most lie hidden, neglected or fenced off from public view. Now, the city's government says it wants to bring them back to life, not just as restored structures, but as spaces buzzing with cultural activity
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Sheesh Mahal In Delhi's Shalimar Bagh Reopens Its Doors After Centuries
After 370 years, Delhi's Sheesh Mahal has reopened following a meticulous restoration, offering travellers a rare glimpse into the grandeur of Mughal-era architecture.
-
5 Major Monuments To Be Illuminated In Tricolour Theme In Delhi: Minister
Delhi government on Monday said five major monuments in the city would be illuminated in a tricolour theme to mark the 75th year of Independence.
-
174 Delhi Monuments, Sites Declared ''Monuments Of National Importance''
Over 170 monuments and sites in the national capital have been declared as ''monuments of national importance'', Culture Minister Prahlad Patel informed Parliament said on Tuesday.
-
Delhi Gets Its Second Monumental National Flag
A 105-ft-high monumental flagpole bearing the tricolour was today installed in the sprawling diplomatic enlave in the city's Chanakyapuri area, becoming the second such structure to dot the landscape of the capital.
-
Hundreds of Delhi Monuments Lost to Encroachers: Parliament Panel
Expressing concern over losing hundreds of monuments to encroachers in the national capital, a Parliamentary Panel today raised apprehensions that areas adjoining Qutub Minar may also face the same fate.
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Find Delhi's Monuments at Click of a Button
Seeing his son download apps on his mobile phone, this Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) officer had a brainwave - to create an app for Delhi's monuments, both well-known and obscure, so that tourists could keep this information "handy" as a "self guide".
