It doesn't stand for anything. Bus refers to a number of things but generally it's a pathway between a resource and a device on a computer, which is presumably why it's called a bus (even though the transferal bears no resemblance to the route of an 'omnibus') http://www.answers.com/bus?cat=technology
the dm of agra 2013 is mr. juher bin sageer
because of pollution, from cars and factories near by. the government of india has shutdown all the factories near by and no car can go inside the borders of the taj mahal...
the emperor Shah Jahan built it, in memory of his wife Mumtaz, who died in childbirth
Well, the coffins are in the octagonal main chamber. But the actual bodies are buried in a secret underground chamber.
Shahjahan started the construction in 1632 and he was successful in completing it in 1653. I'm not sure about the exact date and time for the matter of accuracy.
By road it's 215 km, approximately 2 hours 38 minutes driving time.
It's about 203 km /127 miles 3-4 hours using train.
The Road Distance Between Delhi and Agra is 210 Kilometre by road. The expected travel time 3 hour. Take Yamuna Express way to avoid traffic. For more info visit : roaddistance.in/new-delhi/new-delhi-india-to-agra-distance/by-road/
Taj Mahal is important because it is one of the 7 wonders in the world. it is very beautiful and tourists come to visit from all over the world. if it is destroyed than the wonders will remain 6. and tourists from other countries will not come to visit India and cannot see the beauty of our world.
There are 4 minarets at the four corners of the main building. On careful observation, you can see that the minarets are oriented slightly outward so that in any case the minarets do not topple over the main building.
Akbar
Built between 1565 and 1571 AD, it is said that the emperor Shah Jahan, who built the Taj Mahal, was imprisoned by his son Aurangzeb. The magnificent Agra fort, though started by Emperor Akbar, was completed by his grandson Shah Jahan.