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Amid growing popularity of Rajasthan's marble waste site, farmlands in nearby villages a silent casualty
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Amid growing popularity of Rajasthan's marble waste site, farmlands in nearby villages a silent casualty
Kishangarh (Rajasthan), Mar 31 (PTI) Once known for its marble industry and Bani Thani paintings, Kishangarh has assumed a new identity over the years -- a viral tourist destination that often features in selfies and reels.The biggest attraction here is the all-white marble dumping yard, Asia's largest, which is often confused for a snow-covered landscape. It draws more than 5,000 visitors every day and up to 20,000 on weekends.While the adminis…
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