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Chennai man builds Taj Mahal-inspired memorial house for late mother

A man from Chennai built a Taj Mahal-inspired memorial house for his late mother. The total cost of building this was ₹5 crores.

Published on: Jun 14, 2023 05:13 PM IST
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In a touching incident, businessman Amruddin Sheikh Dawood from Tamil Nadu's Chennai built a mini Taj Mahal memorial house for his late mother in Ammaiyappan near Tiruvarur. The cost of constructing the entire house, resembling the Taj Mahal, amounted to 5 crores.

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Taj Mahal memorial house built in Tamil Nadu. (HT)
Taj Mahal memorial house built in Tamil Nadu. (HT)

Amruddin Sheikh Dawood was only 11 years old when his father, Abdul Qader, passed away. Ever since, Abdul Qader's wife, Jailani Biwi, single-handedly took over his hardware business and raised her four daughters and a son. So to pay tribute to his mother, Amruddin decided to build a memorial house in the shape of the Taj Mahal.

Taj Mahal memorial house built in Tamil Nadu.

This Taj Mahal-inspired memorial house was constructed using marble sourced from Rajasthan. It took two years to complete, with the help of workers, and was unveiled to the public on June 2, 2023. All religions are welcome to visit this mini Taj Mahal and pay their respects. Moreover, there is a madrasa school on the property, currently with ten enrolled pupils.

 
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