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123-year-old Curzon clock ticks again at Golden Temple
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123-year-old Curzon clock ticks again at Golden Temple
AMBALA: For decades, the clock was stuck at 10.08, a mute time-keeper for the lakhs who moved in and out of Sri Darbar Sahib in Amritsar. Dinged up, dented and faded, few ever looked up at it, and fewer still realised it was a keeper of history.“It cost us around £80,000 (nearly Rs 96 lakh) to restore the clock and it’s ready for installation at Sri Darbar Sahib in Jan,” Inderjit Singh, representative of Birmingham-based Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak…
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