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"Our PM Said Jai Shri Ram, Lord Curzon Would Have Choked": UK Envoy
The scale of India's rise and its gravitas in the global order can be measured with two simple yardsticks, according to the UK's envoy to India Alex Ellis.
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Bengal Governor Tweets About "Iconic" Lord Curzon Table, Gets Trolled
West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankar was trolled on Twitter as he took to the microblogging site to post his picture with a caption where he referred to a table apparently used by Lord Curzon to sign Partition papers as "iconic".
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Deciding Against Dismantling, Railways To Hand Over Lord Curzon Bridge To Uttar Pradesh Government For Preservation
In a bid to save its heritage structures, the Railways has decided against dismantling the 113-year old Lord Curzon Bridge in Allahabad and will hand it over the Uttar Pradesh government for its preservation.
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Taj Mahal Chandelier Crashes, Inquiry Ordered
A 60-kg British-era copper chandelier at the main entrance of 17th century Taj Mahal crashed down recently, prompting the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to initiate a probe into the matter.
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Homesick British put colonial stamp on India's gardens
India's monument to love, the Taj Mahal, was once even more romantic, cloaked behind towering foliage and only shyly revealing its contours as the visitor approached - until a British viceroy removed the mystery.
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"Our PM Said Jai Shri Ram, Lord Curzon Would Have Choked": UK Envoy
The scale of India's rise and its gravitas in the global order can be measured with two simple yardsticks, according to the UK's envoy to India Alex Ellis.
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Bengal Governor Tweets About "Iconic" Lord Curzon Table, Gets Trolled
West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankar was trolled on Twitter as he took to the microblogging site to post his picture with a caption where he referred to a table apparently used by Lord Curzon to sign Partition papers as "iconic".
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Deciding Against Dismantling, Railways To Hand Over Lord Curzon Bridge To Uttar Pradesh Government For Preservation
In a bid to save its heritage structures, the Railways has decided against dismantling the 113-year old Lord Curzon Bridge in Allahabad and will hand it over the Uttar Pradesh government for its preservation.
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Taj Mahal Chandelier Crashes, Inquiry Ordered
A 60-kg British-era copper chandelier at the main entrance of 17th century Taj Mahal crashed down recently, prompting the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to initiate a probe into the matter.
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Homesick British put colonial stamp on India's gardens
India's monument to love, the Taj Mahal, was once even more romantic, cloaked behind towering foliage and only shyly revealing its contours as the visitor approached - until a British viceroy removed the mystery.
