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Sher-e-Punjab Maharaja Ranjit Singh's ancestral Haveli collapses after Pakistan govt neglects the monument

Owing to the Pakistan government's continuous negligence of Maharaja Ranjit Singh's ancestral "haveli" in Gujranwala city of Pakistan, the roof of the haveli collapsed on Friday (Aug 12). A portion of the haveli of "Sher-e-Punjab" Maharaja Ranjit Singh, collapsed in spite of the authorities, a few days ago declaring it safe to be converted into a historical tourism site.

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Adi Shankaracharya’s 12-feet tall statue to be installed in Kedarnath shrine

Adi Shankaracharya’s 12-feet tall statue to be installed in Kedarnath shrine

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Get ready for Joyride in 150-year-old steam locos by 2019

The next year will witness something joyous which will take you 150 years back. Railways has raised its sleeves to revive three 150 years old engines which will promote tourism. The National Rail Museum is restoring three locos, the oldest dating back to 1865.

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