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British Library Celebrates India Ties With Exhibition On Hampi
The British Library in London is celebrating the 75th anniversary of India’s independence with a special photographic exhibition on the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Karnataka's Hampi.
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Men Who Damaged 16th Century Hampi Ruins Made To Re-Erect Pillars: Report
Four men who vandalised the ancient ruins of the world-famous monuments in Karnataka's Hampi were made to re-erect the pillars by a local court, according to reports.
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Men Caught On Video Vandalising Pillars At World Heritage Site Hampi
A video of stone pillars at the UNESCO world heritage site at Hampiin Karnataka being damaged by some men has gone viral on social media.The clip shows three men pushing the artistically carved stone pillar to the ground, following which it breaks.
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Zoological Park Named After Atal Bihari Vajpayee to Come up Near Hampi
A zoological park named after former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee is coming up at Kamlapur, near Hampi Kannada University in the district at a cost of Rs 34 crore.
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Hampi Utsav Causes Concern Over Safety of World Heritage Monuments
The Karnataka state government and Ballari District administration are striving to ensure all arrangements are made on time for the Hampi Utsav though the Arechaeological Survey of India (ASI) has raised questions about the security of monuments during the three- day event.
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Plan Proposed to Prevent Waterlogging in Hampi Site
Archaeological Survey of India has mooted a plan to conduct a thorough survey of Hampi, capital of the erstwhile Vijayanagar empire and an UNESCO world heritage site, to prevent waterlogging of the monuments during the monsoon.
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British Library Celebrates India Ties With Exhibition On Hampi
The British Library in London is celebrating the 75th anniversary of India’s independence with a special photographic exhibition on the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Karnataka's Hampi.
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Men Who Damaged 16th Century Hampi Ruins Made To Re-Erect Pillars: Report
Four men who vandalised the ancient ruins of the world-famous monuments in Karnataka's Hampi were made to re-erect the pillars by a local court, according to reports.
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Men Caught On Video Vandalising Pillars At World Heritage Site Hampi
A video of stone pillars at the UNESCO world heritage site at Hampiin Karnataka being damaged by some men has gone viral on social media.The clip shows three men pushing the artistically carved stone pillar to the ground, following which it breaks.
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Zoological Park Named After Atal Bihari Vajpayee to Come up Near Hampi
A zoological park named after former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee is coming up at Kamlapur, near Hampi Kannada University in the district at a cost of Rs 34 crore.
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Hampi Utsav Causes Concern Over Safety of World Heritage Monuments
The Karnataka state government and Ballari District administration are striving to ensure all arrangements are made on time for the Hampi Utsav though the Arechaeological Survey of India (ASI) has raised questions about the security of monuments during the three- day event.
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Plan Proposed to Prevent Waterlogging in Hampi Site
Archaeological Survey of India has mooted a plan to conduct a thorough survey of Hampi, capital of the erstwhile Vijayanagar empire and an UNESCO world heritage site, to prevent waterlogging of the monuments during the monsoon.
