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Rs 1.5 Crore Sanctioned for Ramtek Heritage Site
6 Apr
Summary
- Rs 1.5 crore granted for conservation of three state-protected monuments.
- Monuments are part of the Gad Mandir Complex in Ramtek taluka.
- Directorate of Archaeology and Museums will execute the restoration project.
The state government has recently sanctioned a significant Rs 1.5 crore for the conservation and repair of three state-protected monuments in Ramtek taluka, Nagpur district. These historical structures are key components of the renowned Gad Mandir Complex, also known as the Lord Ram temple complex.
This crucial funding will be directed towards the Rudra Narasimha Temple, Bhairav Darwaza, and Keval Narasimha Temple. The Rudra Temple will receive Rs 43.37 lakh, Bhairav Darwaza Rs 44.28 lakh, and the Keval Narasimha Temple has been allocated the largest share of Rs 63.29 lakh.
The conservation efforts will concentrate on structural repairs and restoration, ensuring the long-term preservation of these heritage sites in accordance with established norms. The Directorate of Archaeology and Museums has been appointed as the executing authority, tasked with managing the technical aspects and monitoring project progress.
