Karnataka to Excavate Lakkundi Site After Antique Find
Karnataka government will begin excavations at Lakkundi heritage site from January 16 following discovery of antique jewellery. Authorities have approved land purchase for open museum.
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ASI Excavates Ancient Ashvamedha Site in Dehradun After 70 Years
Archaeologists have restarted digging at Jagatgram's Ashvamedha Yajna site near Dehradun to find a missing fourth altar. The excavation aims to uncover the site's original layout and chronology.
Hindu Mahasabha Demands Ban on Sufi Urs at Taj Mahal
Hindu Mahasabha president Meera Rathore demands a ban on Sufi saint's urs at Taj Mahal, claiming no religious events can be held inside the monument.
ASI Enables Online Tickets for 170+ Monuments via ONDC
The Archaeological Survey of India now offers online ticket booking for over 170 protected monuments through ONDC. Visitors can use multiple apps, enjoy discounts, and skip queues.
ASI Expands Online Ticket Booking to 170+ Monuments
The Archaeological Survey of India now offers online ticket booking for over 170 protected monuments and museums through multiple ONDC-enabled apps, providing discounts and queue-free entry.
Gadag Boy's Honesty Shines After Finding Ancient Gold
A 14-year-old boy in Gadag discovered gold and copper artefacts while digging for his house. He handed them to authorities, earning praise from Karnataka's chief minister.
Barapullah Bridge to Reopen in Feb After Restoration
The 17th-century Mughal-era Barapullah Bridge in Delhi will reopen to pedestrians in February following extensive conservation work by ASI, marking a revival of heritage.
ASI Digitizes Ancient Inscriptions for Bharat SHRI Digital Museum
The Archaeological Survey of India begins digitizing one lakh ancient inscriptions in Mysuru. The Bharat SHRI project will create a digital epigraphy museum with free access for scholars and the public.
Expert Views Sought on Old Parliament Building's Future
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla announced that suggestions from experts have been invited regarding the future use of the Old Parliament Building, with a final decision to be made at a general body meeting.
Ancient Gold Treasure Found by Labourers in Karnataka's Lakkundi
Construction workers in Lakkundi, Karnataka, discovered a pot filled with gold ornaments buried 5-6 feet underground. The find has sparked archaeological interest.
₹70 Lakh Gold Found in Lakkundi, Not Treasure: ASI
A schoolboy in Lakkundi, Karnataka, discovered 22 gold ornaments worth ₹60-70 lakh buried in a copper pot. ASI says it's not 'treasure' but a historical family hoard. Read the full story.
Guniya Yadav wins best paper award at Lucknow conference
Guniya Yadav received the Namita Joshi Gold Medal at a major archaeology conference in Lucknow. The award includes a gold medal, certificate, and ₹5,100 prize. Read about the event's highlights.
Private Sector to Conserve ASI Monuments via National Cultural Fund
India's Culture Ministry will allow corporate donors to choose architects and agencies for ASI monument conservation under a new PPP model. This aims to speed up work and build capacity for 3,685 protected sites.
Gadag family's gold find not treasure, ASI says
A Lakkundi family finds 466g gold jewellery but ASI says it's not treasure. Govt halts their house construction, leaving them homeless. Read the full story.
Family Finds 3,000-Year-Old Bronze Age Treasure in Field
A family metal detecting in the English countryside unearthed a 3,000-year-old Bronze Age hoard of copper ingots. The discovery, now donated to a museum, sheds light on ancient trade. Read the full story.
Ancient Treasure Found During House Digging in Karnataka's Gadag
A stunning discovery of ancient coins, gold ornaments, and jewellery in Gadag, Karnataka, rewrites local history. Archaeologists are now investigating this rare find. Read the full story!
Scholars Present Latest Archaeological Research in Lucknow
At a major conference in Lucknow, scholars unveiled new findings on India's 'Second Urbanisation', from Nalanda to Old Delhi. Discover the urgent call to preserve our heritage.
ASI's Major New Excavations Begin at Dwarka, Gujarat
The Archaeological Survey of India announces extensive new excavations in Dwarka, using modern tech to explore its historical secrets. Discover the plans for the legendary site.
ASI digs again at Bhubaneswar's Sari Deula temple complex
Archaeological Survey of India resumes excavation at Suka-Sari temple complex in Bhubaneswar's Old Town, seeking remnants of a large Devi temple and other ancient structures. Discover the latest findings.
Gold found while digging for house in Karnataka's Gadag
A farmer in Karnataka's Gadag district struck gold while digging earth to build a house. The discovery, made on March 14, led to a police investigation and the treasure being secured. Read the full story of this incredible find.
Over 0.5 Kg Ancient Gold Found in Lakkundi, Gadag
A rare treasure of ancient gold jewellery, weighing over half a kilogram, was discovered in Lakkundi, Gadag. Found in a copper pot, the historical find has attracted archaeological attention. Read more about this incredible discovery!
Kashmir's Zehanpora reveals 2000-year-old Buddhist stupas
Archaeologists uncover massive Kushan-era Buddhist stupa complex in Zehanpora, Kashmir. The 10-acre site, mentioned by PM Modi, highlights the region's pivotal role in the spread of Buddhism to Central Asia and China. Discover the story.
60,000-Year-Old Poison Arrows Found in South Africa
Groundbreaking research reveals prehistoric humans in Africa mastered plant-based poisons for hunting 60,000 years ago, pushing back the known origins of biochemical weaponry by tens of millennia.
Ancient Hoysala Inscription Reveals Tamil Nadu Link
A newly discovered 12th-century inscription in Karnataka sheds light on the deep historical and cultural ties between the Hoysala Empire and Tamilakam. Explore the fascinating details of this archaeological find.
ASI: Science Unlocks Deeper Insights into India's Heritage
At IIT Gandhinagar conference, ASI's Prof Alok Tripathi highlights how scientific analysis of ancient metals offers unprecedented understanding of India's rich past. Discover the findings.
IITGN Conference Sheds Light on India's Underexplored Craft Tech
Scholars at IIT Gandhinagar's conference stress the need to document India's rich history in tools and craft technologies. The event runs from Jan 5-9, 2026. Discover the findings.
Madras HC Allows Karthigai Deepam at Thiruparankundram
Madras High Court's Madurai Bench permits Subramaniya Swamy temple to light Karthigai Deepam on hilltop pillar. Court stresses community harmony and ASI compliance. Read the full story.
Rajasthan 'treasure pot' hoax busted, two conmen arrested
A mysterious pot dug up in a Rajasthan village, sparking a treasure frenzy, turned out to be a hoax. Police arrested two locals for cheating. Details inside.
Ancient Stone Inscription Found in Pudukkottai Village
Archaeology enthusiasts discover a Tondaiman-era stone inscription in Senayakudi village, documenting a land donation for a historic chathiram. Explore this fascinating find and the call for its conservation.
Earliest Human Cremation Found in Malawi, 9,500 Years Old
Archaeologists in Malawi uncover the world's earliest known intentional cremation, dating back 9,500 years. This discovery challenges assumptions about ancient hunter-gatherer societies and their rituals. Read more to explore the fascinating details.
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