A Close Look Into The Restoration Of Historical Landmarks

The Taj Mahal, a 400-year-old monument, underwent urgent restoration due to its deteriorating condition, with government employees tasked to complete the work before the Commonwealth Games. The restoration team faced challenges from modern pollution, including acid rain and marble corrosion, which threatened the monument's structural integrity and appearance. Different teams, including stonemasons, horticulturists, and the Archaeological Survey of India's chemical branch, were responsible for restoring the Taj Mahal's stonework, gardens, and domes, all under a tight deadline. In London, the House of Parliament is undergoing similar restorations with the same pressure to meet deadlines.
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[@ThomasGilmore-fi6gb]

Too much time spent discussing the politics of the situation.