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Why Graves of British Officers Are Still Protected in India? Ft. Sanjeev Sanyal | The India Story
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3:13Now PlayingWatch this version of The India Story as we dive into a bizarre reality: graves of long-dead British generals, like General Nicholson who sacked Delhi in 1858, are still classified as national monuments—complete with 300-yard protection zones.
This results in a tangle of red tape and rent-seeking, impacting residents, developers, and even colleges like SRCC and Miranda House. 🏫
The video explores why this seemingly small issue is actually a big deal—and how it reveals the urgent need for deeper process reforms in India.
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#IndiaReforms #ColonialLegacy #ProcessReform #DelhiHistory #NationalMonuments #BureaucracyInIndia #UrbanDevelopment #PolicyChange #GeneralNicholson #IndianGovernance
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