Agra: Concerns over the upkeep of the Taj Mahal have arisen after a tourist shared a photo on social media showing plant growth on the marble wall of the monument's central dome. The plant was seen sprouting between the marble stones on the northern side of the dome,

The government agency responsible for maintaining India’s monuments said it was urgently investigating the extent of the damage to the 17th-century mausoleum. Videos circulating online showed one of the Taj Mahal’s four gardens completely inundated ...

The plant has emerged between two marble stones and a molding section, with its leaves swaying rapidly in the breeze.

Rains cause flooding & a minor leak in the Taj Mahal's marble dome—the impact of weather on this symbol of love & architectural masterpiece.

Serious concerns are being raised about the Taj Mahal's neglect after the renowned Mughal monument's main dome leaked in rain.

A purported video of a submerged garden on the premises of the ivory-white marble mausoleum was doing the rounds on social media since Thursday after heavy rains.

Incessant rains led to water seepage at the Taj Mahal's main dome, inspected using a drone by ASI officials. Despite the leakage, no damage was detected. The rains also caused severe waterlogging in Agra,

Agra: Photos and videos of a plant growing out of the main dome of the Taj Mahal in Agra have been circulating on the internet and these visuals have sparked massive maintenance concerns regarding one of the seven wonders of the world.

Following the reports of water leakage, a probe began, however, no damage has been found on the main dome even as the garden adjacent to the Taj Mahal remains submerged.

The Taj Mahal is the pride of Agra and the entire nation, adding it provides employment to hundreds of locals and those who are working in the tourism industry, said a local resid

Water leakage from the dome also reached the chamber housing the tombs of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan and his wife Mumtaz Mahal. A video of the inundated garden has been circulating on social media, sparking concern and curiosity among locals and tourists.