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Article: WORLD HERITAGE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN TUMU TE HEUHEU CALLS ON AMBIKA SONI

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February 6, 2007
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NEW DELHI, India, Feb 6 -- The Government of India's Ministry of Tourism and Culture issued the following press release: The Chairman of the World Heritage Committee Mr. Tumu te Heuheu called on Tourism & Culture Minister Smt. Ambika Soni here today. During their half-an-hour meeting Smt. Soni thanked the World Heritage Committee for their decision to delete Hampi from the list of World Heritage Properties in danger. It was conveyed to Mr. Heuheu that India is implementing the recommendation made at the time of deletion of the site from the list of World Heritage in danger. These include finalization of the site ...

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