India is worried about changing colors of Taj Mahal

The Supreme Court has instructed the Indian Central Government to seek advice from foreign experts if necessary to avoid changing the worrisome color of the Taj Mahal. Judge Madan Lokur and Deepak Gupta gave the directive to the Indian government on Tuesday after the various photographic testing of environmentalists gave them instructions, BBC reported. Bdnews24 said.
The court said that the famous grave of the seventeenth century made of white marble and other elements had become yellow, and now it is becoming brown and green. Judges of the government said, "If you are from your expert, you are not using them either, or you are not giving it a lot of importance." Pollution, construction industry and insect cravings have been said to be one of the reasons for this change of color. In order to prevent change in color, the Indian government had earlier shut down more than thousand factories near the Taj Mahal; Still the situation did not change. Environmentalists claim that the white marble day of Taj Mahal is losing luminosity. The management of insect pests, which are attracted by the drainage of the Yamuna river, is causing a change in the normal color and position of the Taj Mahal, according to many experts. About four hundred years ago, Mughal emperor Shahjahan built the palace on the tombs of his wife Mamtaj. One of the top attractions of world tourism, the Taj Mahal has seen 70,000 people visit every day, according to the BBC report. The pollution of the Taj Mahal is new
Not; In the last two decades, several times the use of clay was used to clean its marble. Still the worried environmentalists are worried about the problem.
From January this year, the muddy bathing started again in the Taj Mahal. Using un-structured structures, workers cut the table on the walls of the Taj Mahal and put the clay paste 'Fuller's Earth', which is useful in absorption of dirt, grid and insects and animals. After that the clay will be washed, along with the wall of dust and dirt. The cleanliness drive is expected to continue till the end of this year. There may be another hearing in the Supreme Court of India on May 9 regarding the Taj Mahal pollution.