India, July 8 -- The tourism department and archaeology department of Delhi are restoring at least 22 historic monuments in the Capital by ways of revamp, including structural repairs, protective coatings, and modern upgrades, officials said on Monday.

Sites currently undergoing revamp are Bhuli Bhatiyari ka Mahal near central Delhi's Jhandewalan and Zail Memorial in Bawana, northwest Delhi - a tribute to World War 1 martyrs, Mutiny Memorial, and the Lodhi-era Tomb of Paik.

According to officials, Delhi tourism and transport development corporation (DTTDC) is undertaking the makeover, which is aimed to preserve heritage, provide restoration, and boost footfall.

Officials said that initially 18 sites were identified to be restored at th...