How are centrally protected monuments delisted in India
An overview of the government's process for delisting centrally protected monuments and its implications.
To delist centrally protected monuments in India, the government follows a specific process:
- Request: Requests for delisting are usually submitted by the relevant state government or the owner of the monument.
- Assessment: The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) evaluates the reasons for delisting, such as structural damage or lack of historical significance.
- Committee review: A committee appointed by the Ministry of Culture reviews the ASI's assessment and makes a recommendation.
- Approval: The final decision to delist a monument is made by the Ministry of Culture based on the committee's recommendation.
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