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'Sengol' Moved To Delhi For Installation At New Parliament Building
The golden 'Sengol', which was kept in Allahabad Museum has been moved to the national capital ahead of the inauguration of the new Parliament building.
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UK Media Reports On India's Move To Bring Back Kohinoor Incorrect: Sources
Informed sources have denied reports in the British media that India has mobilised diplomatic resources to bring back the Kohinoor diamond and other artefacts including idols and sculptures from museums in Britain.
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Hanuman Plover Bird Reinstated As Species After 86 Years: Study
The Hanuman plover bird, a resident of India and Sri Lanka, has been reinstated as a species 86 years after being relegated to a subspecies, a move that researchers hope will focus conservation attention on at-risk habitats.
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2 Masterpieces Missing From Swiss Museum Post Fire
A leading Swiss art museum said Tuesday that two 17th century paintings had gone missing after hundreds of artworks were moved due to a small fire last August.
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Boris Johnson's Madame Tussauds Wax Statue Now Stands Outside A Job Centre
While Boris Johnson was preparing to bid goodbye to the powerful position, the staff at the world-renowned wax museum, Madame Tussauds, in Blackpool were busy moving the Tory leader's statue from the museum to the outside of a job centre.
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PM Modi "Must Intervene": Ashok Gehlot On Gujarat's Sabarmati Ashram Move
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Monday opposed the Sabarmati Ashram redevelopment project, saying the Gujarat government's decision to construct a museum by "demolishing" the ashram is shocking and uncalled for.
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Hope Fades For Viraat Museum After Images Show Warship Partly Dismantled
New images accessed by NDTV indicate that the Viraat, the decommissioned Indian Navy carrier, has already been partially dismantled despite plans to convert her into a maritime museum.
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India Sees a Huge Drop in Visits to Public Places, Google Data Reveals
There was a 77 percent decrease in visits to retails and recreational places, which includes restaurants, cafes, shopping centres, theme parks, museums, libraries, and movie theatres in India at the end of March. Similarly, visits to grocery markets and pharmacies also declined by 65 percent. Parks across the country witnessed a 57 percent decrease...
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Madame Tussauds Moves Prince Harry, Meghan's Wax Figures Away From Family
Madame Tussauds London has moved the wax figures of Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, away from the rest of the royal family, after the couple announced that they have decided to quit their ''senior role'' in the family.
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Bigg Boss 13: Inside Pics Of The Vibrant Sets Of Salman Khan's Show. Here's What Makes It Unique
This year, Team Bigg Boss have moved out of Lonavala and new sets have been created in Mumbai's Goregaon Film City.
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Hyderabad Nizam's Gold Tiffin Box Stolen: Know About The Antique Artefact
A precious gold tiffin box, belonging to Hyderabad Nizam was stolen on Sunday night from the city's "Nizam's museum". Along with the box, a ruby-studded cup and saucer, and a spoon, have been stolen. When the officials returned on Monday morning, they found the items missing and informed the police. Police say that burglars may have broken window...
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Nehru Memorial's Director Defends Museum For All Ex-Prime Ministers Move
Defending the government's decision to build a museum for former prime ministers at Teen Murti, NMML Director Shakti Sinha today questioned the Congress's motive behind the objection to it, saying the party did not raise concern when parts of the estate was given away for public use unrelated to Jawaharlal Nehru.
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Is Ivanka Trump Building Bridges - Or Walking A Tightrope?
On Tuesday morning, Ivanka Trump put on a navy turtleneck and heels that appeared to be from her own besieged collection, and accompanied her father to the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
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Historic Home For London Gentlemen Opens Up To Women
From the Black Death to Henry VIII's break from Rome, a historic medieval refuge in the heart of London's throbbing financial centre is destined for a new lease of life -- by allowing women to move in.
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In Museum vs Ayodhya Theme Park, Centre's Move Called Out By BJP's Own
Announcing that "Lord Ram is an integral part of Indian life," Union Minister Mahesh Sharma told NDTV today that a"Ramayana museum" being planned for the communally-sensitive town of Ayodhya "is not the political agenda" of the BJP ahead of elections in Uttar Pradesh.
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'Sengol' Moved To Delhi For Installation At New Parliament Building
The golden 'Sengol', which was kept in Allahabad Museum has been moved to the national capital ahead of the inauguration of the new Parliament building.
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UK Media Reports On India's Move To Bring Back Kohinoor Incorrect: Sources
Informed sources have denied reports in the British media that India has mobilised diplomatic resources to bring back the Kohinoor diamond and other artefacts including idols and sculptures from museums in Britain.
-
Hanuman Plover Bird Reinstated As Species After 86 Years: Study
The Hanuman plover bird, a resident of India and Sri Lanka, has been reinstated as a species 86 years after being relegated to a subspecies, a move that researchers hope will focus conservation attention on at-risk habitats.
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2 Masterpieces Missing From Swiss Museum Post Fire
A leading Swiss art museum said Tuesday that two 17th century paintings had gone missing after hundreds of artworks were moved due to a small fire last August.
-
Boris Johnson's Madame Tussauds Wax Statue Now Stands Outside A Job Centre
While Boris Johnson was preparing to bid goodbye to the powerful position, the staff at the world-renowned wax museum, Madame Tussauds, in Blackpool were busy moving the Tory leader's statue from the museum to the outside of a job centre.
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PM Modi "Must Intervene": Ashok Gehlot On Gujarat's Sabarmati Ashram Move
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Monday opposed the Sabarmati Ashram redevelopment project, saying the Gujarat government's decision to construct a museum by "demolishing" the ashram is shocking and uncalled for.
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Hope Fades For Viraat Museum After Images Show Warship Partly Dismantled
New images accessed by NDTV indicate that the Viraat, the decommissioned Indian Navy carrier, has already been partially dismantled despite plans to convert her into a maritime museum.
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India Sees a Huge Drop in Visits to Public Places, Google Data Reveals
There was a 77 percent decrease in visits to retails and recreational places, which includes restaurants, cafes, shopping centres, theme parks, museums, libraries, and movie theatres in India at the end of March. Similarly, visits to grocery markets and pharmacies also declined by 65 percent. Parks across the country witnessed a 57 percent decrease...
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Madame Tussauds Moves Prince Harry, Meghan's Wax Figures Away From Family
Madame Tussauds London has moved the wax figures of Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, away from the rest of the royal family, after the couple announced that they have decided to quit their ''senior role'' in the family.
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Bigg Boss 13: Inside Pics Of The Vibrant Sets Of Salman Khan's Show. Here's What Makes It Unique
This year, Team Bigg Boss have moved out of Lonavala and new sets have been created in Mumbai's Goregaon Film City.
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Hyderabad Nizam's Gold Tiffin Box Stolen: Know About The Antique Artefact
A precious gold tiffin box, belonging to Hyderabad Nizam was stolen on Sunday night from the city's "Nizam's museum". Along with the box, a ruby-studded cup and saucer, and a spoon, have been stolen. When the officials returned on Monday morning, they found the items missing and informed the police. Police say that burglars may have broken window...
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Nehru Memorial's Director Defends Museum For All Ex-Prime Ministers Move
Defending the government's decision to build a museum for former prime ministers at Teen Murti, NMML Director Shakti Sinha today questioned the Congress's motive behind the objection to it, saying the party did not raise concern when parts of the estate was given away for public use unrelated to Jawaharlal Nehru.
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Is Ivanka Trump Building Bridges - Or Walking A Tightrope?
On Tuesday morning, Ivanka Trump put on a navy turtleneck and heels that appeared to be from her own besieged collection, and accompanied her father to the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
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Historic Home For London Gentlemen Opens Up To Women
From the Black Death to Henry VIII's break from Rome, a historic medieval refuge in the heart of London's throbbing financial centre is destined for a new lease of life -- by allowing women to move in.
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In Museum vs Ayodhya Theme Park, Centre's Move Called Out By BJP's Own
Announcing that "Lord Ram is an integral part of Indian life," Union Minister Mahesh Sharma told NDTV today that a"Ramayana museum" being planned for the communally-sensitive town of Ayodhya "is not the political agenda" of the BJP ahead of elections in Uttar Pradesh.
