India adds 5 new sites to UNESCO World Heritage tentative list

India has added five new sites to its UNESCO tentative list for World Heritage status. Among the newly included sites is the Udaigiri hill located in Madhya Pradesh, which features a rock-cut sacred ensemble. The site was developed largely under Gupta patronage and dates back to the late 4th and early 5th centuries. Being placed on the tentative list is a necessary step before a site can be formally nominated for UNESCO World Heritage designation.
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