New Delhi: The Taj Mahal is not turning yellow due to pollution and the necessary steps are being taken for the preservation of the historic Agra monument, Parliament was informed today.The required actions are being
New Delhi: The Himalayan shrine of Kedarnath which was marred by devastating deluge in 2013 is stable and its foundation was not damaged, an IIT expert team from Chennai has found.The experts, who were asked
Agra: The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) with support from Uttar Pradesh forest department and an NGO Wild Life SOS on Saturday launched a research project to study and translocate wild jackals from Akbar's Tomb
Agra: Online booking of tickets to the Taj Mahal will begin from Saturday, according to Survey of India Archaeological (ASI) officials.Arrangements for barcode screening and broadband connection have been made at the entrance gates. An
Agra: A 40-member team comprising US security advisers, representatives of the two houses and journalists visited the Taj Mahal in Agra to access security arrangements and logistics, ahead of the US President Barack Obama's India
Agra: The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) is ready to launch its online entrance ticket booking to the Taj Mahal from Christmas day.Tourism personnel in Agra have welcomed the long pending initiative which hoteliers think
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court will today hear pleas against the move of Syed Ahmed Bukhari, Shahi Imam of Jama Masjid, to anoint his son as the Naib Imam (deputy Imam).A Division Bench comprising
Kanpur: As many as 61 silver coins of the Mughal period were recovered from Kanpur's cantonment area containing Arabic and Persian inscriptions.The coins were spotted by children playing there, an official said.Soon after the news
New Delhi: After Taj Mahal and Humayun Tomb, Google and Archaeological Survey of India together have now brought online 360-degree panoramic imagery of 76 more Indian heritage sites and 30 new immersive exhibitions of arts
New Delhi: To preserve the cultural heritage of the Mehrauli Archaeological Park (MAP) in Delhi, the state departments are collectively working to recreate the grandeur and majesty of monuments dotted within this 199-acre area.This is
Jaunpur: After putting almost a month to dig out gold inside Raja Rao Ram Baksh Singh fort here, Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) today said the excavation would be stopped soon.ASI Director Syed Jamal Hasan,
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