Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport has been rated as the world number one among airports handling more than 40 million passengers per annum in a survey by the ACI. Check Video about airport.

The 4th-century CE 99.7% pure Iron pillar in Delhi reflecting the metal-related shilpa in ancient @India.
Weight: 6,000 KG
Built by King Chandragupta II

City Palace, Jaipur (Rajasthan)
Built in 1729
Built by Sawai jai Singh II
Structural system :- Red and pink sand stone

Mubarik Mahal in City palace Jaipur

Chandra mahal in City palace Jaipur.

Botanical Garden Ooty, Tamil Nadu

Botanical Garden Ooty, Tamil Nadu

Kingdom of Dreams auditorium,
Nautanki Mahal , Gurgaon (Haryana)

It is India's first live entertainment, theatre and leisure destination.

World's toughest Roads.
Salute to Himachal Pradesh Road Transport corporation

Monastery Chauntra, Himachal Pradesh

Deo somnath temple, Dungarpur (Rajasthan)
Built in :- 12th century
Built by Local Rajput Rulers.
Dedicated to Bhagwan Shiv.

Deo Somnath Temple:-
This is enclosed by a prakara. Built of huge slabs of micaceous schist and gneiss, the three-storeyed temple has imposing appearance.

Virasat-e-Khalsa, Anandpur Sahib, (Panjab) @indian
Built in 1999
A Sikh Museum, 80 KM from Chandigarh.

Virasat-e-Khalsa, Anandpur Sahib

Virasat-e-Khalsa, Anandpur Sahib

ISRO's GSAT-6A Launch Scheduled For March 29 , 4:29 PM from SriHarikota Space Port Andhra Pradesh
GSAT 6A is a communication Satellite.

The different stages of the GSLV rocket which will carry the GSAT-6A satellite on board

The flight path and profile of the GSLV-F08 - the rocket that will carry the GSAT-6A satellite.
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17 minute and 47 second Will It Take For The GSAT-6A Satellite To Be Put In Orbit.
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Shree Jagannath Temple, Puri (Odisha).
Built in 11th century
Built by: Raja Chodaganga

It is an important Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Jagannath , a form of lord Vishnu.
(One of Char dham)

Jagganath Temple , (Puri)
The Singhadwara in 1870 showing the Lion sculptures with the Aruna Stambha Pillar in the foreground.
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