When our sense of history fails monuments
3 months, 3 weeks ago

When our sense of history fails monuments

New Indian Express  

Karnataka has the second highest number of protected monuments in the country. Encroachment, a lack of historical sense and shortage of experts to preserve monuments are some of the reasons for their pathetic state. Social media users have thrown a fresh focus on monuments, sharing thousands of photographs featuring heritage structures, often with misleading details and facts. “One of the main reasons for spreading such fake information is lack of availability of information boards about ASI protected monuments,” Moona said. ‘One State, Many Worlds’ goes the logo of the Karnataka State Tourism Department Corporation, in a befitting tribute to the state’s rich history.

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