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ANSWERED ON:06.09.2007 CENTRALLY PROTECTED MONUMENTS in HARYANA Jindal Shri Naveen GOVERNMENT OF INDIA CULTURE LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO:3324 ANSWERED ON:06.09.2007 CENTRALLY PROTECTED MONUMENTS IN HARYANA Jindal Shri Naveen Will the Minister of CULTURE be pleased to state: (a) the details of Centrally protected monuments in Haryana; (b) the amount spent on their upkeep during the last three years; (c) whether it is proposed to include some more monuments in Haryana in the list of Centrally protected monuments; (d) if so, the details thereof; and (e) the revenue earned from these monuments during the last three years? Answer MINISTER OF THE STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF TOURISM AND CULTURE (SHRIMATI AMBIKA SONI) (a) There are ninety centrally protected monuments/sites in Haryana as per list at Annexure. (b) The expenditure incurred on conservation, preservation, maintenance and environmental development of these centrally protected monuments during the last three years is as under: Year Amount 2004-05 Rs. 166.49 lakhs 2005-06 Rs. 193.71 lakhs 2006-07 Rs. 342.16 lakhs (c)&(d) There is no such proposal at present. (e) The revenue earned from these monuments during the last three years are as under: Rupees in lakhs Year Revenue from Revenue from Total 2 Ticketed other sources Monuments 2004-05 03.89 0.30 04.19 2005-06 04.30 0.15 04.45 2006-07 03.75 03.75 ANNEXURE ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) OF THE LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 3324 FOR 6.9.2007 LIST OF CENTRALLY PROTECTED MONUMENTS IN HARYANA Sl.N Name of the monument / site LOCALITY DISTRICT 1 Kos Minar Ambala Ambala 2 Ancient site Naurangabad Bhiwani 3 Kos Minar No. 18 Alanpur Faridabad 4 Bund or Dam Anangpur Faridabad 5 Kos Minar No.22 Aurangabad Faridabad 6 Kos Minar No. 24 Banchari Faridabad 7 Kos Minar No. 25 Banchari Faridabad 8 Kos Minar No. 27 Phulwana Faridabad 9 Kos Minar No. 16 Gadhpuri Faridabad 10 Kos Minar No. 17 Gadhpuri Faridabad 11 Kos Minar No. 26 Hodal Faridabad 12 Kos Minar No. 23 Khatiala Faridabad 13 Kos Minar No. 21 Khera Sara Faridabad (Bamani Khera) 14 Kos Minar No. 20 Khusropur Faridabad (Kusali pur) 15 Kos Minar No. 10 Khawaza Sarai Faridabad (Ghosi pur Sarai) 16 Mughal bridge over Buriya Nala Khawaza Sarai Faridabad (Atamadpur) 17 Suraj Kund Masonary Lakar pur Faridabad 18 Kos Minar No. 11 Mawai Faridabad (Faridabad Sector - 29) 19 Kos Minar No. 13 Mazzessar Faridabad 20 Kos Minar No. 19 Palwal Faridabad 21 Kos Minar No. 15 Sikri Faridabad 22 Ancient site Banawali Fatehabad (Sjotar) 23 Humaun`s Mosque Fatehabad Fatehabad 24 Lat of Feroz Shah Fatehabad Fatehabad 25 Baoli Ghas Ali Shah Farruknagar Gurgaon 26 Mosque of Ala Vardi Khan Sarai Ala Vardi Khan Gurgaon 27 Mound Agroha Hissar 28 Barsi gate Hansi Hissar 29 Ruined Quila Hansi Hissar (Prithvi Raj Chouhan`s Fort) 30 Ferozshah Palace & Tehkhana Hissar Hissar 31 Gujri Mahal Hissar Hissar 32 Lat ki Masjid Hissar Hissar 33 Ancient site Rakhigarhi Hissar 34 Kos Minar Bhaini Kalan Karnal 35 Kos Minar Daha Karnal 36 Gateways of Old Mughal Sarai Gharaunda Karnal 37 Kos Minar Gharaunda (North) Karnal 38 Kos Minar Gharaunda (South) Karnal 39 Cantonment Church Tower Karnal Karnal 40 Europian Soldier`s Grave Karnal Karnal 41 Kos Minar Karnal (Namaste Chowk) Karnal 42 Kos Minar Karnal (City Area) Karnal 43 Kos Minar Kohand Karnal 44 Kos Minar Kutail Karnal 45 Kos Minar Tirawari (North) Karnal 46 Kos Minar Tirawari (South) Karnal 47 Theh Polar Siwan (Pollar) Kaithal 48 Ancient Brick Temple including Marvana, Kalayat Kaithal Prachin Shivalaya 49 Kos Minar Amin Kurukshetra 50 Ancient Mound Amin Kurukshetra 51 Kos Minar Adhaun Kurukshetra 52 Kos Minar Bhawani Khera Kurukshetra 53 Kos Minar Fatupur Kurukshetra 54 Kos Minar Mohari Kurukshetra 55 Ancient Mound known as Raja Thanesar Kurukshetra Karan ka Quila (Mirza pur) 56 Kos Minar Thanesar Kurukshetra (Darakalan) 57 Pathar Masjid Thanesar Kurukshetra 58 Sheikh Chilli`s Tomb Thanesar Kurukshetra 59 Raja Harsh ka Tila Thanesar Kurukshetra 60 Kos Minar Sarai Sukhi Kurukshetra 61 Kos Minar Shahbad Kurukshetra 62 Kos Minar Zainpura Kurukshetra 63 Jal Mahal and adjacent land Naranul Mahendragarh 64 Shah Ibrahim`s Tomb Naranul Mahendragarh 65 Shah Quli Khan`s Tomb Naranul Mahendragarh 66 Kos Minar Jatipur Panipat 67 Obelisk, Commemorating Third Kala Amb Panipat battle of Panipat 68 Kos Minar Kiwana Panipat 69 Kos Minar Manana Panipat 70 Bab-e-Faiz gate Panipat Panipat 71 Kabuli Bagh Mosque with Panipat Panipat enclosure wall 72 Ebrahim Lodi`s Tomb Panipat Panipat 73 Two Kos Minar Panipat Taraf Unsar Panipat 74 Kos Minar Taraf Afghan Panipat 75 Kos Minar Siuuali (Sewah) Panipat 76 Kos Minar Baiyan pur Rohtak 77 Ancient site Khokra Kot Rohtak 78 Shah Jahan-ki-Baoli Mahem Rohtak 79 Ther Mound Sirsa Sirsa 80 Mughal Kos Minar Akbar pur Barota Sonepat 81 Mughal Kos Minar Gannaur Sonepat 82 Mughal Kos Minar Jagdish pur Sonepat 83 Mughal Kos Minar Jawa Hari Sonepat 84 Mughal Kos Minar Panchi Gujran Sonepat 85 Mughal Kos Minar Rajpur Sonepat 86 Tomb of Khwaja Khizer Sonepat Sonepat 87 Mughal Kos Minar Sonepat Sonepat 88 Kushna Stupa known as Karnal Karnal Jarasandha-ka-Qila 89 Group of Monuments at Jhajjar Jhajjar Jhajjar 90 Nabha House Dara Kalan(KKR) Kurukhetra.
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