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Parliamentary panel asks culture ministry: Why no update on monuments?
Updated On: 10 December, 2023 05:21 AM IST | New Delhi | Agencies
The committee in the statement reiterated that the ministry and ASI must “conduct the survey for identifying monuments on priority, in a time-bound manner.”

Rock Inscription, Satna was found in a site in MP. Representation Pic/Getty Images
The Union Ministry of Culture could manage to provide action taken notes on “only 21 out of the total of 35 recommendations” made in a parliamentary panel report relating to untraceable monuments, according to an official statement.
The department-related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Transport, Tourism and Culture in its report also expressed a “deep concern and disappointment at this apparent lack of seriousness,” on the part of the ministry in responding to the panel’s recommendations addressing critical issues.
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