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The document discusses laws and policies related to the protection of heritage buildings and ancient monuments in India. It outlines various legislations enacted over time to conserve heritage structures and sites of historical and archaeological importance. It also mentions some court cases related to preventing demolition or unlawful construction near protected monuments.
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Heritage
- 1. Protection of Heritage Buildings
- 17. TOMB OF RAZIA SULTAN
- 20. SHER MANDAL
- 24. INDIA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Buildings are directly owned and maintained by the Government. However it protects only about 8,000 monuments due to budgetary constraints More than 70,000 properties listed on the National Register, but these are not necessarily owned or maintained by the Federal agencies, but mostly under private ownership and control. Poor level of tourist management as historical sites are not tourism savvy. High level of tourist and visitor interpretation and site management. The historical sites, though not often of as great antiquity as some Indian monuments, but fetch greater economic returns due to tourist savvy mechanisms
- 25. INDIA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Preservation has until recently been relegated as a duty of the government, with little or no public participation. The attitude has therefore been more of a top down approach to preservation. High degree of public volunteerism in preservation as well as local non-profits groups , community projects such as Business Improvement Districts and Main Street Programs. Only few local state governments have so far established heritage commissions to oversee preservation. Similar case of local commissions to oversee preservation, but adopted throughout the country.