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6 Interesting Facts About Humayun's Tomb You Probably Didn't Know
If you're a history enthusiast, get ready to uncover six fascinating facts about this incredible monument that will leave you intrigued. Read on to find out!
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This Hyderabad Man Claims Hes The Real Heir To Taj Mahal
As the sixth-generation heir of Bahadur Shah Zafar, the last Mughal emperor, Prince Yakub Habeebuddin Tucy believes he's the owner of India's most iconic monument, the Taj Mahal.
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Court Asks Archaeology Body To Clarify On Allowing Prayers In Protected Monuments
The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to clarify its policy on allowing prayers by devotees in religious places located inside protected monuments.
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Red Fort Area Declared 'No Kite Flying Zone' Ahead Of Independence Day
The Delhi Police on Friday designated a five-kilometre radius around the historic Red Fort as a "no kite flying zone'' till Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoists the tricolour at the Mughal era monument on Independence Day.
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Mughal Mosque Is "Protected Monument": Centre Tells Delhi High Court
The Central Government on Monday apprised Delhi HC that the Mughal mosque in the Qutub Minar complex is a protected monument.
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Traveling To Delhi In Summer? Here's What You Should Know.
Delhi, in its history, has been a place of great interest for the ancient kings, the Mughals as well as the British Raj which has filled it with historical monuments each telling its own story. With all that being said, here are some of the top places to visit in Delhi.
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"Unfortunate": Tourism Minister Says Farmers Disrespected Red Fort
The Government of India today condemned what it called the desecration of the Red Fort by agitating farmers who stormed the Mughal monument after their planned tractor rally veered away from assigned path in the national capital. A little after the annual Republic Day Parade, a large group of protesters and occupied the ramparts of the medieval bui...
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From Rs 50 To Rs 200 Now, Taj Mahal Entry Fee Hiked To Protect Monument
Those wanting to see the main mausoleum at the Taj Mahal will need to buy an additional ticket of Rs 200 from Monday.
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''Taj - A Monument Of Blood": New Series On Mughal Empire In The Pipeline
"Taj - A Monument of Blood", a period drama series on the rise and fall of the the Mughal empire, is set to be produced by Applause Entertainment in partnership with Contiloe Pictures, who are confident of presenting a story with a mix of blood, betrayal, power, beauty, deceit and heartbreak.
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BJP MP Announces 'Vedic Yagya' Outside Red Fort To Foil "Conspiracies"
The sprawling lawns outside the Red Fort, a 17th century Mughal monument, will host a week- long 'Vedic yagya' in March to blunt "conspiracies" hatched by the country's "inimical forces", BJP MP Maheish Girri said today.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Wife Sara Visit Taj Mahal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu along with his wife Sara today visited the 17th century Mughal monument Taj Mahal.
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Government To Cap Visitors To Taj Mahal At 40,000 Per Day
The Archaeological Survey of India is likely to restrict the number of tourists visiting the Taj Mahal to 40,000 daily, and put a three-hour cap on each ticket holder to tour the 17th-century Mughal monument in a bid to preserve the heritage site/
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'They Built Taj Mahal, You Can't Build a Road': Supreme Court Pulls up Uttar Pradesh
The Mughals built the Taj Mahal with hammer and chisel but even with all the modern tools, the Uttar Pradesh government has failed to build a proper road around the world-famous monument, the Supreme Court said today.
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In Bulandshahr, A Poor Man's Monument to Love
The central building has a rounded ceiling and archways, echoing the architecture of the long-gone Mughals who once ruled India. Four towers are on the building's perimeter. It is Tajammuli's tomb.
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Canadian Prime Minister visits Taj Mahal
"It's really a gift of beauty for all humanity," said Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper as he visited the Taj Mahal, walking hand in hand with his wife Laureen, marvelling at the 17th century Mughal monument of love.
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6 Interesting Facts About Humayun's Tomb You Probably Didn't Know
If you're a history enthusiast, get ready to uncover six fascinating facts about this incredible monument that will leave you intrigued. Read on to find out!
-
This Hyderabad Man Claims Hes The Real Heir To Taj Mahal
As the sixth-generation heir of Bahadur Shah Zafar, the last Mughal emperor, Prince Yakub Habeebuddin Tucy believes he's the owner of India's most iconic monument, the Taj Mahal.
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Court Asks Archaeology Body To Clarify On Allowing Prayers In Protected Monuments
The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to clarify its policy on allowing prayers by devotees in religious places located inside protected monuments.
-
Red Fort Area Declared 'No Kite Flying Zone' Ahead Of Independence Day
The Delhi Police on Friday designated a five-kilometre radius around the historic Red Fort as a "no kite flying zone'' till Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoists the tricolour at the Mughal era monument on Independence Day.
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Mughal Mosque Is "Protected Monument": Centre Tells Delhi High Court
The Central Government on Monday apprised Delhi HC that the Mughal mosque in the Qutub Minar complex is a protected monument.
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Traveling To Delhi In Summer? Here's What You Should Know.
Delhi, in its history, has been a place of great interest for the ancient kings, the Mughals as well as the British Raj which has filled it with historical monuments each telling its own story. With all that being said, here are some of the top places to visit in Delhi.
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"Unfortunate": Tourism Minister Says Farmers Disrespected Red Fort
The Government of India today condemned what it called the desecration of the Red Fort by agitating farmers who stormed the Mughal monument after their planned tractor rally veered away from assigned path in the national capital. A little after the annual Republic Day Parade, a large group of protesters and occupied the ramparts of the medieval bui...
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From Rs 50 To Rs 200 Now, Taj Mahal Entry Fee Hiked To Protect Monument
Those wanting to see the main mausoleum at the Taj Mahal will need to buy an additional ticket of Rs 200 from Monday.
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''Taj - A Monument Of Blood": New Series On Mughal Empire In The Pipeline
"Taj - A Monument of Blood", a period drama series on the rise and fall of the the Mughal empire, is set to be produced by Applause Entertainment in partnership with Contiloe Pictures, who are confident of presenting a story with a mix of blood, betrayal, power, beauty, deceit and heartbreak.
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BJP MP Announces 'Vedic Yagya' Outside Red Fort To Foil "Conspiracies"
The sprawling lawns outside the Red Fort, a 17th century Mughal monument, will host a week- long 'Vedic yagya' in March to blunt "conspiracies" hatched by the country's "inimical forces", BJP MP Maheish Girri said today.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Wife Sara Visit Taj Mahal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu along with his wife Sara today visited the 17th century Mughal monument Taj Mahal.
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Government To Cap Visitors To Taj Mahal At 40,000 Per Day
The Archaeological Survey of India is likely to restrict the number of tourists visiting the Taj Mahal to 40,000 daily, and put a three-hour cap on each ticket holder to tour the 17th-century Mughal monument in a bid to preserve the heritage site/
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'They Built Taj Mahal, You Can't Build a Road': Supreme Court Pulls up Uttar Pradesh
The Mughals built the Taj Mahal with hammer and chisel but even with all the modern tools, the Uttar Pradesh government has failed to build a proper road around the world-famous monument, the Supreme Court said today.
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In Bulandshahr, A Poor Man's Monument to Love
The central building has a rounded ceiling and archways, echoing the architecture of the long-gone Mughals who once ruled India. Four towers are on the building's perimeter. It is Tajammuli's tomb.
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Canadian Prime Minister visits Taj Mahal
"It's really a gift of beauty for all humanity," said Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper as he visited the Taj Mahal, walking hand in hand with his wife Laureen, marvelling at the 17th century Mughal monument of love.
