Aurangabad Feb 18 PTI Work to remove at least five tonnes of stones that have fallen over a long period in the Deogiri Fort caves complex was underway and would be completed in four months time an Archeological Survey of India official said here on Friday The work on the complex that has six Jain caves involves breaking the stones and removing them giving support to the structure with six pillars and making a pathway for year-round accessibility the ASI Aurangabad Circle official told PTI It will take four months time to finish the work which costs Rs 41 lakh The cave has distinguished characteristics which include a stepped pathway that opens in the trench of Deogiri Fort The cave complex has man-made water bodies on three sides a couple of underground storehouses and a toilet like structure he said Historian Dr Dulari Qureshi told PTI these seem to be Jain caves carved during the Yadava dynasty which make them a pre Ellora period structure before 1200 AD This will be useful to researchers who are studying cave architecture The stone is porous here and seepage has added to its loss A deep carved structure is present which is unique and looks like a mediation room she said PTI AW BNM BNM BNM
Aurangabad Jan 26 PTI Maharashtra minister Aaditya Thackeray will address a meeting on the development of tourism during his two-day tour of Aurangabad beginning Wednesday and also visit various projects an official said Thackeray who holds Tourism and Environment ministries will visit the world-famous Ajanta and Ellora caves during his stay in the Marathwada city On Wednesday evening he will visit the Kham river bank to examine the river rejuvenation project undertaken by the local governing body and other stakeholders The minister will also dedicate various projects undertaken by the Aurangabad Smart City Development Corporation and the city civic body the official said The minister will chair a meeting on tourism development in the office of the Divisional Commissioner PTI AW NSK NSK
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 10 (ANI/NewsVoir): Aditi Rao Hydari was the guest of honour at the launch of an exquisite selection of wedding watches by Nebula from Titan.
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