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Jagannath Temple To Remain Out Of Bounds For Devotees!

in District Diary, State News April 15, 2021 Comments Off on Jagannath Temple To Remain Out Of Bounds For Devotees! 498 Views

New Delhi:14/4/21: In the wake of the Covid upsurge, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) today announced to close all the centrally-protected monuments, sites, and museum under it for visitors with immediate effect.

In order, the Archaeological Survey of India said due to the prevailing Covid situation, the centrally-protected monuments, sites, and museums will remain closed with immediate effect. The order will remain in force till May 15, 2021, or until further orders.

A total of 46 centrally-protected monuments and sites including Shree Jagannath Temple, Konark Sun Temple, and Lingaraj Temple exist in Odisha. The ASI takes care of conservation of these centrally-protected monuments and sites.

In order, the Archaeological Survey of India said due to the prevailing Covid situation, the centrally-protected monuments, sites, and museums will remain closed with immediate effect. The order will remain in force till May 15, 2021, or until further orders.

A total of 46 centrally-protected monuments and sites including Shree Jagannath Temple, Konark Sun Temple, and Lingaraj Temple exist in Odisha. The ASI takes care of conservation of these centrally-protected monuments and sites.

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