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ASI spends 26 plus crores on monuments in Himachal, experts express concerns over its efficacy - Vimarsana News

ASI spends 26 plus crores on monuments in Himachal, experts express concerns over its efficacy

The ASI disclosed that it generated revenue of Rs 3.53 crore by selling tickets for two ticketed monuments—Kangra Fort and Rock Cave Cut Temple Masrur—between 2013 and September 2023

Meet K. K. Muhammed: The key figure in Ram Temple construction project - Vimarsana News

Meet K. K. Muhammed: The key figure in Ram Temple construction project

This article discusses the prominent role of K. K. Muhammed in the construction of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. Muhammed's team discovered the ruins of

'Gyanvapi Mosque Survey Completed By ASI, Records Being Prepared': Varanasi Court Told; Report Directed To Be Filed By Nov 17 - Vimarsana News

'Gyanvapi Mosque Survey Completed By ASI, Records Being Prepared': Varanasi Court Told; Report Directed To Be Filed By Nov 17

The Varanasi District Judge on November 2 directed the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to submit its report about the Gyanvapi Mosque Survey in the Court by November 17. District Judge AK...

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Monsoon floods threaten India's Taj Mahal, but officials say the iconic building will be safe - Vimarsana News

Monsoon floods threaten India's Taj Mahal, but officials say the iconic building will be safe

It's the first time in almost half a century that the Yamuna river's waters have touched the outer walls of the 17th-century white marble monument.

Monsoon floods threaten India's iconic Taj Mahal - Vimarsana News

Monsoon floods threaten India's iconic Taj Mahal

It's the first time in almost half a century that the Yamuna river's waters have touched the outer walls of the 17th-century white marble monument.

Source: yahoo.com