The 17th-century Mubarak Manzil, a significant Mughal heritage site, was largely demolished in Agra shortly after being listed for protection. Local residents allege collusion between a builder ...
The sprawling structure was built by the Mughal emperor during his regime from 1618 to 1707 at the site where he rested after his decisive victory over Dara Shikoh in the Battle of Samugarh near Fateh ...
The 17th-century Mubarak Manzil, a Mughal heritage site in Agra, was largely demolished three months after the state archaeological department issued a protection notice. Despite no objections being ...
William Dalrymple criticizes the demolition of Agra's historic Mubarak Manzil, attributing such actions to India's struggles in attracting international tourists despite its rich cultural heritage.
The 17th-century Mubarak Manzil, known as Aurangzeb's Haveli, was largely demolished in Agra, despite recent efforts to protect it. Local residents claim that a builder, with officials' support ...
AGRA: In a scathing critique, Scottish historian and Indologist William Dalrymple condemned the demolition of Agra's 17th-century Mubarak Manzil, calling it an "appalling negligence of India's ...
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Agra's 1 7th-Century Mughal-era haveli razed by 'builder'AGRA: The 17th-century Mubarak Manzil, a Mughal heritage site also known as Aurangzeb's Haveli, was largely demolished in Agra just three months after the state archaeological department issued a ...
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