LUCKNOW, India – Archaeological experts say insects from a polluted river near the Taj Mahal are marring the 17th century monument of love's intricate marble inlay work by leaving green and black ...

LUCKNOW, India — Swarms of insects breeding in a polluted river near the Taj Mahal are threatening the intricate marble inlay work at the 17th century monument to love by leaving green and black ...

The root cause of the insect’s growth in the Yamuna River is attributed to pollution with a high concentration of phosphorus. AGRA The greening of the inlay work, primarily on the northern wall of the ...

The Taj Mahal is not just a building. It is a poem in marble, a love story frozen in time, and a masterpiece that has ...

Like all other tourists from China, I looked forward to seeing the Taj Mahal, described by Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore as "a teardrop on the cheek of time." On the way from Delhi to Agra, I ...

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Lucknow, India — Swarms of insects breading in a polluted river near the Taj Mahal are threatening the intricate marble inlay work at the 17th century monument to love by leaving green and black ...