Hyderabad: Tag World Heritage Temple echoed in court on Wednesday with the Telangana High Court decided to form a multi-departmental panel to ensure that the conservation plan recommended by UNESCO was done entirely on the historic site in Muluugu Regency.
Changing reports published in Toi on July 26 to PIL, HC said that Telangana has now fulfilled its commitment by producing a revised conservation and management project to protect monuments in December as suggested by the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), UNESCO Agency which oversees the tag of world heritage.
“This is the first international recognition for our country and we must ensure that it is not a waste because there is no action,” said Chairman of the Chairman of Himli Kohli and Justice B.
VIIJaysen Reddy.
This is very valuable to us.
This is not a litigation of hostility.
We are all on the same page.
Let’s collectively work and preserve it, “Bench told the advocates representing the state and central government.
All stakeholders must show a sense of urgency and prepare a comprehensive conservation plan in everything, said bench.” There is every need for all departments to work Together, “Bench said.
Expressing doubts about such possibilities appearing in a subtle way, CJ said the court will monitor work and announce the appointment of the committee to ensure the cooperation under the supervision of the court.
CJ made an archaeological survey of the Archaeologist Hyderabad Inspector India as The Chairman of the Committee.
The Ministry of Heritage Under the Head of the Ministry of Culture and several countries and the Central Authority is also part of this Committee.
“Let the first meeting this committee take place on August 4 and status reports are equipped with us,” Bench said.
“We are left without much time to memame.
Rkan our plan before ICOMOS, “Bench said.
“Let the combined survey conducted by all members of the Committee members.
Working with Alacrity.
If you miss this opportunity, the whole country will blame you.
You are on an international map now,” he said.