Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday inaugurated the 'Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya' (prime ministers' museum), which is a tribute to every prime minister in the country since Independence.
The Pradhanmantri Sanghralaya (Prime Ministers’ Museum) built on the Teen Murti Bhavan campus, which was the residence of ex-PM Jawaharlal Nehru is ready to welcome visitors.
The museum tells the story of India after Independence through the lives and contributions of its prime ministers, the PMO had said earlier.
Modi also bought the first ticket of the museum before its inauguration, officials said.
The PMO said the museum has been guided by Modi's vision to honour the contribution of all the prime ministers of India towards nation building and is a tribute to every prime minister of the country since Independence, irrespective of their ideology or tenure in office.
It is aimed at sensitising and inspiring the younger generation about the leadership, vision and achievements of all our prime ministers.
The design of the museum building is inspired by the story of a rising India, shaped and moulded at the hands of its leaders. The logo of the building represents the hands of the people of India holding the "chakra", symbolising the nation and democracy.
The Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya, in an attempt to present information in an easy and interesting manner, uses holograms, virtual reality, augmented reality, multi-touch, multi-media, interactive kiosks, computerised kinetic sculptures, smartphone applications, interactive screens and experiential installations.
