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- Five new sites were added to India’s UNESCO Tentative List of World Heritage Sites, taking the total to 78 sites.
- The five additions are Bagh Cave Paintings, Group of Temples of the Chambal Valley, Udaigiri Caves, Ginnorgarh, and Sites of Satyagraha.
- The first four sites are in Madhya Pradesh, while Sites of Satyagraha is a proposed India–South Africa transnational serial property.
- Udaigiri Caves contain 20 rock-cut caves, sculptures and inscriptions dating mainly to the Gupta period (late 4th–early 5th century).
- Bagh Caves are nine rock-cut Buddhist caves on the banks of the Baghni River in western Madhya Pradesh, known for their mural paintings.
- Sites of Satyagraha includes 9 components—2 in South Africa and 7 in India—tracing the development of Mahatma Gandhi’s Satyagraha.
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