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what steps have been taken by ASI to promote delhi as a heritage site​

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NEW DELHI: Archaeological Survey of India has issued a notification prohibiting visitors from walking close to any of the instruments at Jantar Mantar. These areas have been barricaded to preserve the markings. The notification is part of the overall project to conserve the 18th century observatory.

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According to officials, many visitors have climbed on top of the instruments to click photos. "We always discourage visitors from sitting or climbing on the three instruments. Heavy pedestrian movement is leading to gradual fading of the markings in the instruments. Now, a notification has been issued in the gazette making this a violation under the Act,'' said an official. The markings on the instruments are still used to predict the times and movements of the sun, moon and planets by astronomers and experts.

An expert committee set up by ASI has also given the go-ahead to start conservation

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Answer 2

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NEW DELHI: Archaeological Survey of India has issued a notification prohibiting visitors from walking close to any of the instruments at Jantar Mantar. These areas have been barricaded to preserve the markings. The notification is part of the overall project to conserve the 18th century observatory.

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