Varanasi: Granting one more weeks time to the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), district judge Ajay Krishna Vishvesha on Monday asked the agency to file a report of scientific study and survey of Gyanvapi Complex on December 18, reports reports Rajeev Dikshit.On Monday, standing government counsel (Government of India) Amit Srivastava had moved an application mentioning that due to deterioration in his health condition, ASIs superintending archaeologist, Avinash Mohanty, who had to submit the report, was unable to appear before the court."Through this application, ASI sought a weeks time to submit the report," he added.We also published the following articles recentlyGyanvapi mosque: UP court grants extension of another week to ASI to submit survey reportVaranasi district judge grants ASI one more week to file scientific study and survey report of Gyanvapi mosque, seventh extension granted; ASIs superintending archaeologist unable to appear due to health condition; ASI seeks a weeks time; ASI survey halted on July 24 due to AIMs objection, but resumed after Supreme Court refused to stop it; ASI seeks multiple extensions due to technical reasons; district judge grants sixth extension for 10 days; hearing and disposal of survey report scheduled for December 11.Varanasi court gives ASI another week for Gyanvapi survey reportThe Varanasi district judge granted the Archaeological Survey of India an additional week to submit the scientific study and survey report of the Gyanvapi mosque complex. This marks the seventh extension provided by the court. ASI sought the extension due to the poor health of its superintending archaeologist Avinash Mohanty. The court had previously granted 10 additional days to ASI, emphasizing that it should refrain from seeking further extensions.Expert panel to probe Silkyara collapse, submit report in 10 daysThe road transport and highways ministry has formed a five-member expert panel, headed by R K Dhiman, to investigate the structural collapse of the Silkyara tunnel in Uttarkashi. The panel will submit a preliminary report on the causes in the next 10 days and a final report in a month. It will also recommend amendments to standard operation procedures in case of tunnel collapse and safety measures during construction. The panel will review project records, rescue operations, and reports submitted by the project contractor.

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