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NEW DELHI: As Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit the UNESCO-listed Prambanan Temple in Indonesia on Wednesday, the visit will signify a broader diplomatic approach that has increasingly placed India’s shared civilisational heritage at the centre of its engagement with Asia.Over the past 12 years, the Modi government has backed the restoration and conservation of ancient temples, archaeological sites and cultural landmarks across several countries, using heritage as a pillar of India’s soft power and regional diplomacy.From Southeast Asia to the Gulf, India has supported the preservation of monuments that reflect centuries-old cultural, religious and civilisational links. Many of these projects have been undertaken through grant assistance, archaeological cooperation and bilateral agreements, reinforcing ties with partner countries while safeguarding shared heritage.One of the earliest initiatives came in Vietnam, where India signed a Memorandum of Understanding in 2014 to restore the UNESCO-listed Mỹ Sơn Sanctuary. Once the spiritual centre of the ancient Champa Kingdom, the Shaivite temple complex is regarded as one of Southeast Asia’s most significant Hindu heritage sites. The Archaeological Survey of India led the conservation work under the bilateral agreement.In Myanmar, India signed an MoU in 2017 to restore monuments damaged by the 2016 earthquake in the UNESCO-listed Bagan Archaeological Zone. The restoration included 12 historic pagodas and the iconic Ananda Temple, one of Myanmar’s most revered Buddhist monuments.Following the devastating 2015 earthquake in Nepal, India launched one of its largest heritage conservation initiatives abroad. Under a US$50 million reconstruction package, restoration work was undertaken at 28 cultural heritage sites, including the historic Seto Machhindranath Temple and the Budhanilkantha Temple Dharamshala.India has also played a major role in conserving Cambodia’s Angkor heritage complex. From 2022 onwards, conservation work expanded across key monuments, including Ta Prohm, Angkor Wat and Preah Vihear, helping preserve one of the world’s greatest centres of Hindu civilisation outside India.In Laos, India completed restoration work at the UNESCO-listed Vat Phou Temple in 2024. The nearly 1,000-year-old Shiva temple remains one of the oldest surviving symbols of Sanatan civilisation in Southeast Asia.The Modi government also extended cultural cooperation to Bangladesh, where India assisted in rebuilding the historic Ramna Kali Temple in Dhaka, destroyed during Pakistan’s Operation Searchlight in 1971. The temple was inaugurated in 2021, marking the restoration of one of Bangladesh’s most significant Hindu shrines.India also financed the reconstruction of the nearly 300-year-old Joy Kali Mata Temple in Natore through grant assistance. Restoration support was further extended to the Anandomoyee Kali Mata Mandir and the Ramakrishna Temple, helping preserve important centres of Hindu faith in Bangladesh.In Sri Lanka, India signed an agreement in 2015 to restore the historic Thiruketheeswaram Temple, one of the island nation’s five ancient Pancha Ishwarams dedicated to Lord Shiva. The project was undertaken through grant assistance amounting to LKR 326 million.During his landmark visit to Bahrain in 2019, Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the redevelopment of the 200-year-old Shreenathji Temple in Manama. The US$4.2 million project preserved one of the Gulf region’s oldest Hindu temples and reflected India’s growing cultural engagement beyond South Asia.Prime Minister Modi’s visit to the Prambanan Temple in Indonesia now adds another chapter to this broader civilisational outreach. Although Prambanan itself was not restored by India, the visit highlights New Delhi’s growing emphasis on strengthening diplomatic ties through shared history, culture and heritage.Over the past decade, heritage conservation has emerged as an important dimension of India’s foreign policy, complementing strategic, economic and security partnerships. By restoring temples and historical monuments across Asia, India has sought to reinforce centuries-old civilisational links while deepening goodwill and cultural cooperation with partner countries.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. 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It also asked how a court could tell the elected head of a state what to say.At the outset of the hearing, a bench of Justices K V Viswanathan and Alok Aradhe expressed reservations on entertaining the plea against the CM and other state ministers. “You want the CM’s message to be regulated by SC and fix his itinerary?” the bench said.Senior advocate Ranjit Kumar, appearing for the petitioner, said TVK ministers were making public statements that were creating a “narrative” on the stampede case. He said compensation was being paid to the victims’ families and they were also being given compassionate appointm-ents, hinting that these may influence those who were witnesses. The bench asked how these could affect the investigation.”So you want us to impose an injunction on free speech? You counter their speech with your speech. How does SC, in a matter where it ordered a CBI investigation, allow the impleadment of a political rival?” it said.Kumar referred to SC’s order in the Arvind Kejriwal case, where the then Delhi CM was asked not to make statements, and pleaded that a similar order be passed ag-ainst the TN CM. The bench pointed out the latter was not an accused in the case.When Kumar said Vijay was accused number one, the court asked him to verify the facts as the CM had not been named in the first FIR lodged during DMK govt’s tenure. Senior advocate Neeraj Kishan Kaul, appearing for the respondents, affirmed that Vijay was not an accused.The petitioner then sought the court’s permission to withdraw the plea.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosWATCH: PM Modi Invokes ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’; Indonesia President Admits He Has Indian DNAIndia Set To Supply Two BrahMos Missile Batteries Worth $200 Million To Indonesia: ReportThree Dead, Several Missing After Massive Landslide Near Kerala Tunnel Project SiteWhy Does Mumbai Flood Every Monsoon? The Real Reasons Explained’New Species Of Girgit’: Yogi Adityanath Slams SP, Congress Over Ram Temple Donation Theft CaseWho Was Jaswant Singh Khalra? 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The science behind your favourite movie snack123Hot PicksArgentina vs EgyptLionel Messi vs Mahamed SalahWayanad LandslideNovak DjokovicNavodaya RegistrationWhere to Watch FIFA World CupMohamed Salah and Magi Sadeq Net WorthQuote of the Day by Saddam HusseinMumbai-Pune expresswayTop TrendingIran-US WarMumbai FloodsBengal Rape CaseFIFA World Cup 2026CBSE Class 10 ResultRam temple donationMumbai rainStock Market TodayMumbai Rain DeathKCET mock seat allotment Jul 08, 2026, 07:36 IST ‘It was atrocious’: Shreyas Iyer pulls no punches after India’s record T20I defeat to England UDISE+ 2025-26 report records sharp fall in school dropout rates as teacher strength surpasses 1.02 crore nationwide Harry: Harry Styles’ Wembley Wardrobe Malfunction and Heartfelt Tribute to One Direction | Watch: US unleashes massive ‘punishment’ strikes on Iran as Middle East tensions flare On Monday, in Garajiya village, a subadult lion pinned Maldhari herder Kalu Parmar to the ground for nearly half an hour, holding him down as villagers shouted and threw stones. Parmar escaped with claw injuries. (Below) In the video shared widely online, Parmar is seen patting the lion’s head For years, Vagha Siddha kept telling other villagers to leave the lions alone. The 65-year-old from Chaturi village in Gujarat’s Amreli district would rebuke neighbours for harassing or photographing the animals. Then, on June 24, everything changed. A lioness snatched his five-year-old grandson from just outside their home.Today, Siddha says he would kill a lion to protect his family. “I don’t care if forest officials send me to jail afterwards,” he says.The attack was so close to the house that even the Gujarat forest department called it highly unusual. That day, nearly 500 villagers chased the lioness for close to a kilometre before they cornered her in the bushes. “Recovering the body was harder still. She just would not release it. She kept lunging at the crowd each time they closed in,” recalls Himat Vora from a neighbouring village.Four fatal attacks in 15 days”We trusted the lions. Now, we no longer do,” says Haresh Siddha, the boy’s uncle.That trust took generations to build, and it is what has made Gujarat’s lions a conservation success.A century ago, the Asiatic lion was hunted almost to extinction. Today, Gujarat is home to 891 of them, and the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature, a global environmental organisation headquartered in Switzerland), recognises the state as the species’ last stronghold.Lion population has more than doubled in 20 yearsThe recovery is usually credited to monitoring and legal protection. But the real reason is harder to measure.Testing Tolerance For decades, lions wandered through Saurashtra’s villages after nightfall, and people accepted their presence. That long-standing tolerance is now being tested.The Chaturi attack was the fourth fatal one in 15 days. On June 11, a seven-year-old, the son of a migrant labourer, was killed at Ghantiyan in Bagasara. On June 16, a 30-year-old man was killed near Kovaya in Rajula and partly eaten, and on June 17, 30-year-old Nagji Gujariya was killed as he walked home in Mahuva. Gujariya was almost home that evening. It was around 8pm, and he was barely 100 metres from his door in Khared Gadhda, when the lion attacked him. They found his remains the next day. His skull was recovered some distance away.”Lions frequently move through our private lands,” says his mother, Devu. “The forest department seems to believe the lions should never be harmed, even when they kill people or livestock.”Mauling On CameraOn Sunday night (July 5), a lion entered Thavi village in Amreli’s Savarkundla belt and attacked young cattle-herder Raju Vaghela as he slept in the cattle shed outside his home. Neighbours armed with sticks drove the lion away. Vaghela needed more than 20 stitches for the wounds on his leg.On Monday morning, in Garajiya village of Palitana taluka in Bhavnagar, a subadult lion pinned Maldhari herder Kalu Parmar to the ground for nearly half an hour, holding him down each time he tried to rise as villagers shouted and threw stones. He never bit him. Parmar escaped with claw injuries, and a video of him lying beneath the lion, patting it, has been widely shared.Official figures show deaths from lion attacks climbing from two a year in 2020-21 to seven in 2024-25, before easing to five last year; injuries peaked at 42 in 2024-25 and fell to 13 the year after. But four deaths in a fortnight, followed by two more maulings on consecutive days, represent an alarming departure.Cub Dead, Lions CapturedThe attacks have left people frightened and furious. They once called the lions their pride, but now they just want them gone. What worries forest officials the most is what this anger could lead to. “Our biggest fear is that people may attack and kill lions, like it happens in some tiger landscapes,” says a senior official.There are already signs of hostility towards lions. In June, an eight-month-old lion cub was found dead with severe injuries near Junagadh, and a man was arrested under the Wildlife Protection Act.The forest department has been pulling lions out of the trouble spots. At least 30 were captured across Saurashtra in June, from areas including Mahuva, Bagasara, Khambha and Rajula. The state’s principal chief conservator of forests, Jaipal Singh, was quoted by PTI as saying, “Of those, five or six suspected man-eaters are being kept in captivity.”‘They Abuse And Assault Us’A conservation model built on tolerance can collapse quickly when trust begins to disappear. For now, all anger is aimed at forest staff. After the Chaturi boy was killed, nearly 2,000 people gathered outside the govt hospital in Khambha, many ready to confront officials, until local leaders stepped in. Senior officers asked state forest and environment minister Arjun Modhwadia to visit the family and defuse the anger among the people. The minister met the family and assured residents that the govt would frame a standard operating procedure to prevent such attacks.For frontline staff, facing angry crowds has become part of the job. “Villagers abuse us and sometimes even assault us. We can only stay calm and try to reason with them,” says forester Anil Rathod.Beat guard Pravin Baloch says villagers once seized his motorcycle keys and forced him to call senior officials, demanding that the lion responsible be caught. Police often have to step in.The Forest Is FullThe forest can no longer contain the lions. There are more of them than Gir can hold, and they have spread beyond its boundaries. Amreli district has 339, ahead of Gir Somnath’s 222 and Bhavnagar’s 116, and many now live on gauchar (grazing) and revenue land, in coastal scrub and on farms. “Lions now move across coastal villages,” says sarpanch Savji Babu.Studies of Gir’s lions have found they hunt largely at night, resting through the day, arranging their movements around human activity. In Gir, the Maldhari herders have had the better part of 150 years to learn to live beside them. Outside Gir, many communities are still learning how to share space.Reels And CrowdsSome villagers argue the lions themselves have changed, insisting these are not the “original Gir lions”, but animals brought from “elsewhere”. Officials reject this contention, though they concede that constant disturbance from people may be affecting the way lions behave.Ajit Bhatt, a conservation activist in Amreli, blames illegal lion shows and tourism driven by social media. “There are WhatsApp groups and mobile apps that immediately alert people whenever a lion makes a kill near revenue areas,” he says. “Cars arrive from Rajkot and Bhavnagar. People record videos, make reels and disturb lions while they are feeding or resting. Irritated lions may later attack innocent villagers.”Even then, he says, such attacks are rare. “What is rarer is lions preying on humans. That’s baffling,” he adds. Bhushan Pandya, a wildlife photographer, says Gujarat cannot afford to lose the goodwill of the communities that made lion conservation possible. “Without the cooperation and support of local communities, conservation is not possible,” he says.For communities living near lions, that relationship has also been supported by compensation. Govt provides Rs 10 lakh for human deaths caused by wild animals. For livestock, it’s between Rs 25,000 and Rs 50,000.Frontline Demands But maintaining that relationship requires more than compensation. The department responsible for managing it says it is short of nearly everything it needs. Officials want hydraulic vehicles to lift large animals, new vans, modern rescue centres, insurance for staff who handle dangerous wildlife, and more petrol than the 30 litres a month a beat guard is currently allowed.The lions have redrawn their territory but the administrative map has yet to catch up, say sources. A lion can move a few metres and cross from one forest division into another; where those jurisdictions overlap, rescue and response can slow down. Officials now want the boundaries redrawn.Ajay Parmar of Khared Gadhda village, who survived a lion attack two years ago, says people are discouraged from carrying sticks or installing battery-operated fencing on their farmland. Officials dispute that claim. “We advise people living in revenue areas to carry sticks and torches for self-defence,” says Chirag Amin, deputy conservator of forests, Shetrunji division. “Restrictions are for reserve forest areas.”The fear has begun to reshape ordinary routines. Some parents have stopped sending their children to school, unwilling to risk the walk. What unsettles them most is that they never saw the change coming.The lion was the one wild thing they had always felt safe around. Now, they are no longer sure they know the animal at all.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorNimesh KhakhariyaNimesh Khakhariya is the Assistant Editor at The Times of India, Rajkot, overseeing coverage across the Saurashtra and Kutch regions. He focuses on special stories, in-depth packages, and day-to-day developments spanning crime, politics, business, civic issues, wildlife, human interest, and soft features. He has a strong interest in wildlife, research-driven stories, and feature writing.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosWATCH: PM Modi Invokes ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’; Indonesia President Admits He Has Indian DNAIndia Set To Supply Two BrahMos Missile Batteries Worth $200 Million To Indonesia: ReportThree Dead, Several Missing After Massive Landslide Near Kerala Tunnel Project SiteWhy Does Mumbai Flood Every Monsoon? The Real Reasons Explained’New Species Of Girgit’: Yogi Adityanath Slams SP, Congress Over Ram Temple Donation Theft CaseWho Was Jaswant Singh Khalra? 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