Taj Mahal Water Leakage: Water started dripping from the dome of Taj Mahal, will be fine in 6 months

During thermal scanning by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), a water leakage at a height of 73 meters has been detected in the dome of the Taj Mahal. According to sources, the dome is currently kept in scaffolding to continue inspection by ASI, which is likely to last 15 days. Subsequently, experts will start repair work on the dome, which will take about six months to complete. Sources claimed that the light detection and range investigation of this monument of Prem by ASI has revealed three main issues. The mortar between the stones on the main dome of the monument was found to be poor.

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Second, the dome roof door and floor have become weak and third, the finial (peak) on the dome is hinged on an iron rod that has been rubbed due to rust, causing the surrounding masala to spread. Prince Vajpayee, Senior Conservation Assistant of Taj Mahal, said that light detection inspection is almost complete. “Physical inspection will now be done. Due to the height of the main dome and the height of the peak on it, it will take about six months to complete the repair work.”

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The Taj Mahal is one of the most amazing monuments in the world and one of the seven wonders in the world. This monument is also very famous because it is a symbol of eternal love. Millions of tourists come to Agra to see the beautiful architecture and rich history of the Taj. The Taj Mahal was built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in the 17th century in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. UNESCO has also declared this monument as the World Heritage Site.