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Ajanta

[uh-juhn-tuh]

noun

  1. a village in N Maharashtra, in W central India: caves and shrines containing Buddhist frescoes and sculptures.



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Indian art at that time was largely dominated by realism, found in the murals of the Ajanta caves and in Mughal art or miniature paintings.

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Ajanta Manufacturing, the company operating the bridge, has become a key target.

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A police complaint said that the company, Ajanta Manufacturing, had made an “irresponsible and careless gesture” by reopening the bridge before the local authorities had certified it.

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When the bridge reopened last week, Ajanta’s chairman, Jaysukhbhai Patel, held a function to mark the occasion.

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Sandeepsinh Zala, a top official in the Morbi municipal government, said that Ajanta had failed to inform the government of its plans to reopen, so no safety audit was conducted.

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