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India steps in to stop Sotheby’s auction of sacred Buddhist relics
After being served a legal notice by the Ministry of Culture on Monday evening, international auction house Sothebys has assured the Indian government that it will take adequate measures to prevent the auction of sacred Buddhist relics at its upcoming auction on May 7.
Amid rising tensions with Pakistan, India’s wartime strategy from 1971—when it literally hid the Taj Mahal from enemy bombers ...
Nashik: The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has sent a letter to Trimbakeshwar police asking them to register an FIR ...
As India plans to conduct mock drills for civilians across the country amid tensions with Pakistan following the Pahalgam ...
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The ministry issued a legal notice to Sotheby’s and directed the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to request intervention ...
A 500,000-year-old tool-making workshop, potentially the oldest in North India, has been discovered in the Mangar Bani ...
Tamil Nadu police halt auction of stolen idol from Nagapattinam temple, initiating repatriation process from Netherlands.
The Allahabad High Court postponed a decision on conducting an Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) investigation of the ...
The auction of a 11th-12th century bronze idol of a Saivite saint, Kannappa Nayanar, reportedly stolen from Tamil Nadu some ...
HYDERABAD: The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has begun chemical treatment of nine sets of copper plates believed to be ...
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