Pradhan Mantri Sangrahalaya Inaugurated by PM Narendra Modi

The Prime Minister’s Museum was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During the inauguration, he also purchased the museum’s inaugural ticket. Many details on the lives of all Prime Ministers, from Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru to existing Prime Minister Narendra Modi, are detailed in this museum.

Mr Modi stated that every government since Independence has accounted for the country’s current success. He went on to say that every Prime Minister had sought to move the country onward.

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About the Museum

In addition, cutting-edge technologies such as Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Dynamic Kiosks, and Multimedia was employed to display content in the Prime Minister’s Museum.

The museum has also made preparations for a light spectacular. This museum has a total area of 15,600 square metres and was built with a budget of Rs 217 crore. The museum has a seating occupancy of around 4,000 people. There are almost 40 galleries, as well as a music and light performance, dedicated to the lives and tenures of all previous Prime Ministers. For Indians above the age of 12, an online ticket will cost $100, and an offline ticket would cost $110. A ticket for a foreign tourist will cost $750.

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Importance of the Museum

Union Culture Minister G. Kishan Reddy had previously remarked at the ceremony that the museum was a vivid illustration of Indian democracy and that an individual from a poor family could become Prime Minister of the country.

The museum is a “work in progress,” according to Nripendra Misra, president of the NMML executive council. Former Prime Ministers’ families, he claimed, had contributed items including Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s Bharat Ratna medal.