We have all heard about the stories of the immeasurable art and cultural heritage India holds. We are also aware of the numerous attempts made by foreign rulers to plunder our wealth. This is one such story, where we have managed to collect a list of priceless artifacts taken away during the British rule. The eminence of our art and culture is beyond time and value. We hope to deliver the greatness of these artifacts, and its history through this article. Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s Throne: Hafez Muhammad Multani[Goldsmith] made a throne for Maharaja Ranjit Singh between 1820 to 1830. The throne’s outer surface was engraved with gold sheets and inside was made of wood and resin core. This throne is composed of two tiers of lotus petals. Traditionally lotus throne had been used by kings. Even though Maharaja Ranjit Singh was a king, he followed simplicity and rarely sat on his throne. After second Anglo-Sikh war, Singh’s throne was taken by British in 1849. It was displayed at an ...
Environmental Impact Assessment: EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) considers the pros and cons , social and economic ,cultural and human-health impacts of any proposed project from an industry or an or ganization ( governmental or N G O ). EIA targets to predict the environmental impacts of a proposed project before it is implemented so that it can reduce the adverse impacts and make it suitable for the environment. Yet the project's implementation would be in the hands of authorities. Projects and plan for national highways , mining coal or any other minerals, Infrastructure development, thermal, nuclear, hydro power projects, real estate, and other industrial projects are subjected to an examination from a board of officials to maintain the constrictions of EIA. They have certain rules and regulations for doing these projects framed by the Government. It was first stated in 1976-77 and later established in 1994 unde...