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BRIEF: Entry to Qutab Minar not impressive, say tourists
Feb 11, 2013 (Hindustan Times - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) --
The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) charges a nominal fee for video cameras and none for still cameras, provided no commercial photography is done.
"But the ASI is still confused about video and still cameras. If I am coming here with family, I am not going to do a commercial film. We want good memories to take back," said Edward Vinod, originally from Vishakhapatnam, now settled in Sydney, Australia.
"Moreover, it would be free word-of-mouth publicity for the ASI and the monument," said Vinod.
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Vinod was also not happy with the way the entry to Qutab Minar looked.
"It starts with a no-show entry. There is nothing to indicate that we are being led to such a beautiful premises. Entry is most important to attract tourists."
Apart from these minor glitches, the first-aid box was also found absent here.
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