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Ancient Idols at Risk During Egmore Museum Renovation

Published Tuesday, June 9, 2026 · Updated June 10

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Renovation work is underway at the Geology Wing of the Egmore Government Museum, a structure built in 1851. During these renovations, priceless ancient Indian artifacts, including Chola and Hoysala idols, are reportedly at risk due to neglect.

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  • Renovation work by the Public Works Department is currently taking place at the Geology Wing of the Egmore Government Museum, which was constructed in 1851.
  • Priceless ancient Indian artifacts, including Chola and Hoysala idols, are at risk due to neglect during renovation work at the Egmore Government Museum.

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    The Hindu emphasizes the urgent need for better protection and care of priceless ancient Indian artifacts currently neglected during museum renovations.

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