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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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World Heritage Day: 5 Historical Monuments You Must Visit In India
World Heritage Day is celebrated on April 18 every year to raise awareness and adopt ways to preserve cultural heritage.
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After Red Fort, 4 Sites In Delhi Get "Adopt A Heritage" Tag
'Monument mitras' (friends of heritage sites) have been appointed for five heritage sites in Delhi, including the Red Fort, under the government's ambitious 'Adopt a Heritage' scheme.
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World Environment Day: Taj Mahal Declaration Adopted To Check Plastic Pollution In Agra
The 500-metre area around the Taj Mahal, the iconic marble monument, will soon be plastic-free under the Taj Declaration to beat plastic pollution. The government of India has pledged to end disposable, or single-use plastic around the Taj Mahal and the declaration came ahead of the World Environment Day on June 5.
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"Will Include More Sites, Monuments," Says KJ Alphons After Red Fort 'Adoption'
Notwithstanding criticism over the government's decision to give Red Fort to a corporate for upkeep, Tourism Minister KJ Alphons today insisted that his ministry will expand the 'Adopt A Heritage Site' project to put more monuments under private care.
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Before Red Fort Row, Derek O' Brien-Led Panel Had Backed Monument Adoption
The centre was bombarded by criticism from the opposition on Saturday for letting a private company adopt the iconic Red Fort in the national capital. But less than two months ago, a parliamentary committee had a very different view about the government's initiative to get corporates to adopt monuments.
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Red Fort Gets 'Adopted'. Couldn't Spare Rs 5 Crore, Asks Opposition
A government plan to involve private companies to maintain India's best-known monuments has landed the centre at the centre of a huge controversy over news that Dalimia Bharat group had "adopted" the iconic Red Fort. The opposition wondered why the government could not spare Rs 5 crore every year on the monument that the company had agreed to spend...
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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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World Heritage Day: 5 Historical Monuments You Must Visit In India
World Heritage Day is celebrated on April 18 every year to raise awareness and adopt ways to preserve cultural heritage.
-
After Red Fort, 4 Sites In Delhi Get "Adopt A Heritage" Tag
'Monument mitras' (friends of heritage sites) have been appointed for five heritage sites in Delhi, including the Red Fort, under the government's ambitious 'Adopt a Heritage' scheme.
-
World Environment Day: Taj Mahal Declaration Adopted To Check Plastic Pollution In Agra
The 500-metre area around the Taj Mahal, the iconic marble monument, will soon be plastic-free under the Taj Declaration to beat plastic pollution. The government of India has pledged to end disposable, or single-use plastic around the Taj Mahal and the declaration came ahead of the World Environment Day on June 5.
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"Will Include More Sites, Monuments," Says KJ Alphons After Red Fort 'Adoption'
Notwithstanding criticism over the government's decision to give Red Fort to a corporate for upkeep, Tourism Minister KJ Alphons today insisted that his ministry will expand the 'Adopt A Heritage Site' project to put more monuments under private care.
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Before Red Fort Row, Derek O' Brien-Led Panel Had Backed Monument Adoption
The centre was bombarded by criticism from the opposition on Saturday for letting a private company adopt the iconic Red Fort in the national capital. But less than two months ago, a parliamentary committee had a very different view about the government's initiative to get corporates to adopt monuments.
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Red Fort Gets 'Adopted'. Couldn't Spare Rs 5 Crore, Asks Opposition
A government plan to involve private companies to maintain India's best-known monuments has landed the centre at the centre of a huge controversy over news that Dalimia Bharat group had "adopted" the iconic Red Fort. The opposition wondered why the government could not spare Rs 5 crore every year on the monument that the company had agreed to spend...
