India will submit "Maratha Military Scenario" as its UNESCO candidate for 2024–2025

India will submit "Maratha Military Scenario" as its UNESCO candidate for 2024–2025

India will submit "Maratha Military Scenario" as its UNESCO candidate for 2024–2025

According to the statement, "India's Maratha Military Landscapes," which emerged between the 17th and 19th centuries, "represent the unique fortification as well as military system imagined by the Maratha rulers."

According to the statement, India will submit this nomination to be included to the UNESCO World Heritage List for the 2024–2025 year.

The Culture Ministry said on Monday that India's submission for the UNESCO tag for the 2024–25 cycle would be the "Maratha Military Landscape," which symbolizes the remarkable fortifications and military system envisioned by the Maratha emperors.

Salher Fort, Shivneri Fort, Lohgarh, Khanderi Fort, Raigarh, Rajgarh, Pratapgarh, Suvarnadurg, Panhala Fort, Vijay Durg, as well as Sindhudurg in Maharashtra, while Gingee Fort in Tamil Nadu are the twelve components of the nomination, according to a release. , According to officials, these elements, which are dispersed across various geographical and geographic locations, show the Maratha regime's strategic military might.

Said to "represent an extraordinary fortification as well as military system imagined by the Maratha rulers," the "Maratha military landscapes of India" emerged throughout the 17th and 19th centuries. This is India's proposal to be included to the UNESCO World Heritage List for 2024–2025.