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Archeological Body Gets 1 More Week To Submit Report On Gyanvapi Mosque
The Varanasi district court on Monday gave one more week to the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to submit a scientific survey report of the Gyanvapi mosque complex here.
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Archeological Body Gets 10 More Days To Submit Report On Gyanvapi Mosque
A Varanasi court has given a 10-day extension to the Archaeological Survey of India to file a report on its findings in the Gyanvapi mosque premises. This is the fourth time the archaeological body got an extension to file the report.
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Archeological Body Seeks 21 More Days To Submit Gyanvapi Mosque Survey Report
Archeological Body Seeks 21 More Days To Submit Gyanvapi Mosque Survey Report
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Maharashtra Has Only 80 Watchmen To Guard 375 Heritage Monuments: Report
The Maharashtra archeology department is running short of manpower as it has only 80 watchmen to guard 375 protected monuments across the state, an official said today.
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Top Court Referred To Ain-i-Akbari, Travelogues, Reports In Ayodhya Case
The Supreme Court referred to books on subjects as diverse as history, culture, archaeology and religion in languages as varied as Sanskrit, Hindi, Urdu, Persian, Turkish, French and English in its judgment on the Ayodhya land dispute, but exercised caution in making deductions saying there were "dangers" in interpreting history.
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Ayodhya Archeological Report Drawn By "Cultivated Minds": Supreme Court
The Archeological Survey of India or ASI report of 2003 on the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid site was not an "ordinary opinion" as the archaeologists were acting on behalf of the Allahabad High Court judges to give their views on the excavated material, the Supreme Court said Friday.
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Odisha Asks Centre To Assess Jagannath Temple Damage After Cyclone Fani
Following reports that Cyclone Fani has caused damage to the Jagannath Temple in Puri, the Odisha government today asked the Centre to deploy the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) to inspect the damage caused to the 12th century shrine.
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"Can Algae Fly?" Asks Supreme Court, Upset Over Taj Mahal Changing Colour
The pristine white of Taj Mahal is turning brown and green because of dirty socks and algae, archeological body ASI told the Supreme Court today.
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China's 1st Emperor Wanted Immortality, Officials Struggled With His Demand
New archeological research has shed fresh light on China's first emperor -- creator of the world-famous terracotta army -- and his quest for eternal life, state media reported
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Taj Facelift Meant For Royal Visit, Says Archeological Survey Of India
The Taj Mahal is being spruced up for the coming visit of England's Prince William and his wife Kate, and the pinnacle of a minaret that was supposed to have fallen off had merely been brought down for repairs. This was what the Archeological Survey of India told NDTV this evening - a day after the "fallen" pinnacle of the nearly 400-year-old monum...
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Real-life Indiana Jones to sue Lucasfilm over Crystal Skull
A real-life Indiana Jones is suing Lucasfilm over their use of the Crystal Skull. The 2008 movie Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull saw the legendary archaeologist fight Soviet agents for possession of the artefact.
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Archeological Body Gets 1 More Week To Submit Report On Gyanvapi Mosque
The Varanasi district court on Monday gave one more week to the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to submit a scientific survey report of the Gyanvapi mosque complex here.
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Archeological Body Gets 10 More Days To Submit Report On Gyanvapi Mosque
A Varanasi court has given a 10-day extension to the Archaeological Survey of India to file a report on its findings in the Gyanvapi mosque premises. This is the fourth time the archaeological body got an extension to file the report.
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Archeological Body Seeks 21 More Days To Submit Gyanvapi Mosque Survey Report
Archeological Body Seeks 21 More Days To Submit Gyanvapi Mosque Survey Report
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Maharashtra Has Only 80 Watchmen To Guard 375 Heritage Monuments: Report
The Maharashtra archeology department is running short of manpower as it has only 80 watchmen to guard 375 protected monuments across the state, an official said today.
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Top Court Referred To Ain-i-Akbari, Travelogues, Reports In Ayodhya Case
The Supreme Court referred to books on subjects as diverse as history, culture, archaeology and religion in languages as varied as Sanskrit, Hindi, Urdu, Persian, Turkish, French and English in its judgment on the Ayodhya land dispute, but exercised caution in making deductions saying there were "dangers" in interpreting history.
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Ayodhya Archeological Report Drawn By "Cultivated Minds": Supreme Court
The Archeological Survey of India or ASI report of 2003 on the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid site was not an "ordinary opinion" as the archaeologists were acting on behalf of the Allahabad High Court judges to give their views on the excavated material, the Supreme Court said Friday.
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Odisha Asks Centre To Assess Jagannath Temple Damage After Cyclone Fani
Following reports that Cyclone Fani has caused damage to the Jagannath Temple in Puri, the Odisha government today asked the Centre to deploy the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) to inspect the damage caused to the 12th century shrine.
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"Can Algae Fly?" Asks Supreme Court, Upset Over Taj Mahal Changing Colour
The pristine white of Taj Mahal is turning brown and green because of dirty socks and algae, archeological body ASI told the Supreme Court today.
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China's 1st Emperor Wanted Immortality, Officials Struggled With His Demand
New archeological research has shed fresh light on China's first emperor -- creator of the world-famous terracotta army -- and his quest for eternal life, state media reported
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Taj Facelift Meant For Royal Visit, Says Archeological Survey Of India
The Taj Mahal is being spruced up for the coming visit of England's Prince William and his wife Kate, and the pinnacle of a minaret that was supposed to have fallen off had merely been brought down for repairs. This was what the Archeological Survey of India told NDTV this evening - a day after the "fallen" pinnacle of the nearly 400-year-old monum...
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Real-life Indiana Jones to sue Lucasfilm over Crystal Skull
A real-life Indiana Jones is suing Lucasfilm over their use of the Crystal Skull. The 2008 movie Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull saw the legendary archaeologist fight Soviet agents for possession of the artefact.
