Discussion
Which of the following is NOT the aim of restoration of the ancient temples?
Answer: D
The option that is not an aim of the restoration is 'to identify important archeological sites'. The passage says the aims are to save the temples for posterity, to inform people about the glorious tradition, art and architecture of Indian culture and ancient history, and to encourage youths for new research. The identification of important archaeological sites took place earlier, during the village-to-village surveys, and is the reason the temples were found, so it is not an aim of restoring them.
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