India has declared 3,688 ancient monuments as national importance sites. Of these, 414 protected sites have reported encroachments by indiv...

India has actively engaged in preserving shared civilizational heritage across Asia. This includes significant restoration work on temples ...

India invested Rs 443.53 crore in safeguarding its historical monuments. The Archaeological Survey of India oversaw the preservation effort...

India needs a stronger protection and preservation strategy for its more than 100,000 monuments, of which only 3,695 have "national importa...

There are 3,696 centrally-protected monuments in the country which fall under the purview of the Archaeological Survey of India, including ...

The PMO is also learnt to be closely looking at the cultural spaces and how they are being utilised.

In an affidavit filed Monday in High Court, govt submitted that “since the file is very old and no file number pertaining to the same was a...

In a written reply in Lok Sabha, Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma said that a total of 1,076 temples have been declared as protected by the A...

The heart of Delhi is all set for a historic makeover with a grand plan to connect major landmarks of the city through an integrated walkwa...

Following in the footsteps of ASI, an amendment has been planned in the Delhi Archaeology Act, 2004 based on categorization of monuments.

More than 20 years after Humayun's Tomb was declared a world heritage site, six other monuments around it have been covered in the same glo...

Taj Mahal is not turning yellow due to pollution and the necessary steps are being taken for the preservation of the historic Agra monument.

Mahesh Sharma said during 2013-14, Rs 169.63 crore had been spent for conservation and maintenance of all such protected monuments.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today invited private sector to work with government agencies in preserving historic monuments.

The Archaeological Survey of India has included a section on disaster management in the new national conservation policy for protected monu...

Government will set up heritage clubs in schools to bring awareness among youths about conservation & maintenance of monuments in Delhi.

The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) may soon allow construction activities near protected monuments across the country.