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Amid the controversy over the new national emblem sculpture that has been installed on top of the new under-construction Parliament building, a senior archaeologist has dismissed accusations that there is a change in the expression of the Ashoka lions as an issue of perspective. 
Dr Budha Rashmi Mani, former Director General of the National Museum and former Additional Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India, has said that the original sculpture, referred to as Lion Capital of Sarnath, is 7-8 feet in height while the new one is 21 feet and therefore there is bound to be a difference. He added that when an installation that tall is from the ground it may seem that there are some distortions. 
He also said that from the images that he has seen the new national emblem installation appears to be a good copy of the original Sarnath emblem. 
The Opposition has accused the Modi-led central govt of making changes to the national emblem and said that the Ashoka lions in the new installation appear to be agressive while the Sarnath ones bear a gentle expression. 

'Issue of perspective': what a senior archaeologist said about new national emblem statue

A senior archaeologist has dismissed accusations that there is a change in the expression of the Ashoka lions as an issue of perspective. 

A senior archaeologist has dismissed accusations that there is a change in the expression of the Ashoka lions as an issue of perspective.&nbsp;

Amid the controversy over the new national emblem sculpture that has been installed on top of the new under-construction Parliament building, a senior archaeologist has dismissed accusations that there is a change in the expression of the Ashoka lions as an issue of perspective.&nbsp;
Dr Budha Rashmi Mani, former Director General of the National Museum and former Additional Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India, has said that the original sculpture, referred to as Lion Capital of Sarnath, is 7-8 feet in height while the new one is 21 feet and therefore there is bound to be a difference. He added that when an installation that tall is from the ground it may seem that there are some distortions.&nbsp;
He also said that from the images that he has seen the new national emblem installation appears to be a good copy of the original Sarnath emblem.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/explained-why-opposition-is-slamming-modi-govt-over-new-national-emblem-installation-1657632346137" target="_blank">Explained: why Opposition is slamming Modi govt over new national emblem installation</a>
The Opposition has accused the Modi-led central govt of making changes to the national emblem and said that the Ashoka lions in the new installation appear to be agressive while the Sarnath ones bear a gentle expression.&nbsp;

Archaeologists in&nbsp;China's Sichuan province have discovered a 3,000-year-old gold mask at an archaeological site.
China's&nbsp;National Cultural Heritage Administration shared that the ceremonial mask weighs 280 grams and is estimated&nbsp;to be made from 84% gold.
The remains of the mask are among 500 other items discovered from 6 newly found "sacrificial pits".
The items discovered will provide information&nbsp;on the ancient Shu state, which ruled the western Sichuan basin for a long time.

3,000-year-old gold mask unearthed by archaeologists in China 

Archaeologists in&nbsp;China's Sichuan province have discovered a 3,000-year-old gold mask at an archaeological site

Archaeologists in&nbsp;China's Sichuan province have discovered a 3,000-year-old gold mask at an archaeological site.
China's&nbsp;National Cultural Heritage Administration shared that the ceremonial mask weighs 280 grams and is estimated&nbsp;to be made from 84% gold.
The remains of the mask are among 500 other items discovered from 6 newly found "sacrificial pits".
The items discovered will provide information&nbsp;on the ancient Shu state, which ruled the western Sichuan basin for a long time.

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