Why does the House panel call for revising rules of construction around protected ASI monuments
House panel calls for revising rules of construction around protected ASI monuments
- The House panel is calling for revisions to the rules of construction around protected ASI (Archaeological Survey of India) monuments in order to ensure their preservation and conservation.
- Protected ASI monuments are of significant historical, artistic, cultural, or archaeological value and are legally protected by the government.
- The current rules of construction around these monuments may not adequately address the unique challenges of preserving and conserving them.
- Revising the rules of construction can help ensure that any new development or construction near these monuments does not cause harm or damage to their integrity, aesthetics, or historical value.
- It may involve stricter guidelines for construction activities, such as maintaining a certain distance from the monument or allowing only certain types of construction methods.
- The aim is to strike a balance between allowing development and preserving the cultural heritage represented by these monuments.
- These revisions may be based on the recommendations of experts in the fields of archaeology, architecture, conservation, and urban development.
- Ultimately, the goal is to protect and preserve the protected ASI monuments for future generations to appreciate and learn from.
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