personal development

 TAJ MAHAL Located in India Built in 1632 - 1653 Built by - SHAH JAHAN  Built for - MUMTAZ MAHAL My experience when I touched Taj mahals wall it is so rough and it has too much creativity on walls all designs are to good . The Taj Mahal was built from love and from sadness, the reasons that this is such a beautiful building, by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory and as a tomb for his second wife Mumtaz Mahal. The Empress had died after the birth of a daughter. Construction commenced in 1631 and was completed over the next 17 years. When I saw it recently I found that walls of Taj mahal are now so dull because of increasing global warming the white marble of Taj mahal loose it's polish and shine . SO please reduce the use of vehicles and please reduce the unwanted factories.

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