HJS demands that this issue must reach the Union Tourism Minister and the guilty authorities must be held accountable within one month, failing which ASI’s headquarters will have to face mass protests, said Mr Sunil Ghanwat. Read more »
Union Minister Narayan Rane has taken cognisance of poor condition of Vijaydurg fort in Devgad taluka. He has asked the officials of the Central Archaeological Department to work on this issue immediately. Read more »
More than half of the fortifications at Bandra Fort on the southern edge of Mumbai have collapsed. If the ramparts are not repaired in time, all the ramparts of the fort are likely to collapse. The fort is an ‘Ancient Protected Monument’ under the Archaeological Department. Read more »
The Sion fort is completely neglected, despite being adjacent to the Archaeological Department’s office. Despite its historical significance the Archaeological Department has made no effort to preserve the fort. Read more »
Over the last two years, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s forts are witnessing the (mal)practice of structures belonging to a specific minority being erected illegally. This is an attempt to destroy the sanctity of these forts. To stop this the BJP will set up a vigilance committee. Read more »
The Shivdi fort in Mumbai, has been around since the 1500s (prior to the arrival of the British to India). Dargah Sharif Hazrat Syed Jalal Shah, this Dargah and its associated structures have been built on about 1 acre of land at the entrance of this fort. Read more »
It has been found that a similar unauthorised construction has also taken place in Kolaba Fort, the erstwhile centre of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s Naval fleet. An unofficial shrine (Mazar) has come up in this Fort and has been painted white. Read more »
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti’s campaign for protection of heritage forts in Maharashtra and demands for the conservation and maintenance of Vijaydurg Fort. Read more »
An attempt was made to change the history of Wai (Dist. Satara) taluka by changing the name of the historical ‘Killa (fort) Vandangad’ to ‘Pir Killa Vandangad’. Hindu Janajagruti Samiti immediately brought this serious issue to light and submitted a petition to the Hon. Chief Minister, Archaeological Department and Forest Department. Read more »
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