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Parliament controls monuments and archaeological sites declared to be of national importance, while other monuments/sites fall under State or Concurrent List entries; Article 49 directs the State to protect nationally important monuments, and Article 51A(f) makes preservation of composite culture a fundamental duty.
Nationally important monuments are a Union responsibility, but heritage protection is also a constitutional value.
A prohibited area generally extends 100 metres from the protected limits where construction is barred, while the regulated area extends a further 200 metres where construction or reconstruction requires permission from the competent authority.
Around protected monuments, the law uses a 100 m no-construction zone and a further 200 m permission-based zone.
It must generally be of historical, archaeological or artistic interest and have existed for not less than 100 years; legal protection flows through statutory declaration/notification, especially when declared to be of national importance.
AMASR protection is based on age, historical value and statutory declaration—not merely on ownership.

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