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Restoration of the Government Museum Of Bengaluru: The Custodian of Heritage
The Government Museum of Bengaluru, Karnataka: Second Oldest In India
Architecture And Recent restoration of 17th Century Rani Mangammal Mahal, Tiruchirappalli ,Tamil Nadu
Theyyam, the Traditional Ritual Folk Dance of Kerala: Blends the Divine Communion And Human Existence
Robert Clive And Tiruchirapalli Fort: The Entry of British Power in South India
Anglican St.Stephen's Church Oof Ooty, Tamil Nadu: A Legacy Of The British
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