Fears Taj Mahal has been damaged in flooding as water leaks into central tomb - Officials say they are assessing the extent of the damage as the Taj Mahal’s gardens flooded with water during sustained

The Taj Mahal in Agra is experiencing water seepage and dampness within its main tombs following prolonged rainfall. Experts from the Archaeological S

Following the reports of water leakage, a probe began, however, no damage has been found on the main dome even as the garden adjacent to the Taj Mahal remains submerged.

The Taj Mahal is the pride of Agra and the entire nation, adding it provides employment to hundreds of locals and those who are working in the tourism industry, said a local resid

Agra's historical monuments, including the Taj Mahal, have been significantly damaged by continuous rain over 48 hours. The Archaeological Survey of India is investigating water seepage from the main dome and flooding in nearby gardens.

Water leakage from the dome also reached the chamber housing the tombs of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan and his wife Mumtaz Mahal. A video of the inundated garden has been circulating on social media, sparking concern and curiosity among locals and tourists.

Agra has been experiencing heavy rainfall since September 11, leading to flooding in parts of the city, including the garden in front of the Taj Mahal's main dome.

Water leakage has been reported at the Taj Mahal after incessant rain for two days in Agra, about 250 km from the national capital Delhi.