The Taj Mahal is caught in a tug of war over Indian identity
The Taj Mahal is India’s best-known, most internationally recognisable monument, as indelibly linked to the country as the Great Wall is to China. Commissioned in 1632 by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan as a tomb for his wife, the graceful marble mausoleum draws millions of visitors annually, including most foreign dignitaries and tourists passing through Delhi.
Under BJP's rule, this great monument has become a bone of contention for Indian identity.
Click here to see the caustic effect of Hindutvadi fascism that is tearing apart India.
Under BJP's rule, this great monument has become a bone of contention for Indian identity.
Click here to see the caustic effect of Hindutvadi fascism that is tearing apart India.
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