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India’s 39th World heritage site?
Rudreswara or Ramappa Temple
Location of Ramappa Temple
Near Warangal City, Mulugu District, Telengana
The Ramappa temple was constructed during the reign of which empire?
Constructed in 1213 i.e. 13th century during the reign of Kakatiya Empire by Recherla Rudra
Name of the presiding Deity in the Ramappa temple.
Ramalingeswara Swamy (shiva)
UNESCO stands for
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation
Name the Director General and Head Quarters of UNESCO
DG- Audrey Azoulay (french civil servant)
HQ- Paris, France
When was UNESCO Founded?
16 November,1945
When is the World Day for Audiovisual Heritage?
27 October
Theme 2021-Your Window to the World
When was UNESCO’s World Heritage convention established?
1972
When did India accept UNESCO’s World Heritage convention ?
14th November 1977
Which state has the highest number of heritage sites in India?
Maharshtra-6 sites
First City in India to be inscribed in UNESCO’s World Heritage City list
Ahmedabad
First sites from India to be inscribed as World Heritage sites are
Taj Mahal-1982 Ajanta Caves-1983 Ellora Caves-1983 Agra Fort-1983 All the sites were inscribed together in the 1983 session of the World Heritage Site.
Total Heritages sites in India
40
Cultural-31
Natural-7
Mixed-1
Latest (40th) World Heritage site from India
Dholavira, Harappan City in the Rann of Kutch,Gujarat
Which is India’s only mixed heritage site?
Kanchenjunga Biosphere reserve,Sikkim.
Named after Mount Kanchenjunga.
Which two cities from India have been selected for UNESCO’s Historic Urban Landscape Project?
Gwalior and Orchha from MP
UN body’s Historic Urban Landscape Project(HUL) Recommendation was adopted in which year?
2011
Historic Urban Landscape Project is the initiative under which programme?
World Heritage Cities Programme
Name the Pilot Cities for HUL recommendation of 2015
Varanasi, Ajmer-Pushkar and Hyderabad
Name UNESCO’s world heritage sites in MP.
3 world heritage sites which include Khajuraho, Sanchi and Bhimbetka