CLEAN : India limits visitors to save Taj Mahal

The transcript discusses a visitor's initial disappointment upon learning about restoration works at a monument, which turned into appreciation upon seeing the efforts firsthand. The need for restoration due to dilapidation and preservation efforts at the Taj Mahal are highlighted. Techniques for surface cleaning and the impact of air pollution and body oils on the monument are explained, emphasizing the importance of these preservation activities.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to the restoration works at the Taj Mahal?

• Excitement about the restoration

• Disappointment after traveling from Australia

• Indifference towards the restoration

• Anger about the changes

What does the speaker believe about the current state of the Taj Mahal?

• It is in perfect condition

• It is slightly damaged but doesn't need restoration

• It is beyond repair

• It is dilapidated and needs restoration

What is one of the main reasons for the preservation work at the Taj Mahal?

• To increase the height of the structure

• To change the color of the monument

• To clean the surface due to air pollution

• To add new architectural features

How does human interaction affect the Taj Mahal?

• It cleans the surface naturally

• It helps in preserving the monument

• It has no effect

• It transfers body oils onto the surface

Why is the accumulation of body oils on the Taj Mahal's surface concerning?

• It enhances the monument's beauty

• It has no significant impact

• It causes structural damage

• It leads to an alarming situation due to the number of visitors