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A joint capital

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Vidya Nesarikar
A joint capital
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A family visits the Chandigarh Capitol Complex, exploring the architectural legacy of Le Corbusier and the history of the city's design. The narrative highlights the significance of the Open Hand Monument and the city's role as a joint capital for Punjab and Haryana.

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It provides educational insight into modern Indian urban planning and the historical context of post-partition city development.

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“ Is that a bird?” Tarun craned his neck to look up at a monument in the Chandigarh Capitol Complex. The metal monument was mounted on a very tall pole. “Is it a weather vane? But that’s not a rooster. Where are the arrows?”

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The article is an educational, narrative-style piece about architecture and history.

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