Discussion
According to the Archaeological Survey of India, the World Heritage properties in India are grouped under three heads. Which among the following is not a grouping under the same ?
Answer: C
The heading that does not exist is Disputed Properties.
Under the UNESCO World Heritage Convention, and so in the ASI's listing of India's World Heritage properties, sites are grouped as cultural, natural or mixed (having both cultural and natural value). Khangchendzonga National Park is India's mixed site.
There is no category of disputed properties.
Most of India's World Heritage properties are cultural, such as the Taj Mahal; Kaziranga and the Western Ghats are examples of natural sites.
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