President Droupadi Murmu today (on Monday) visits the Narendra Modi Gallery (Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya) becomes the first to visit to the gallery. The gallery is not opened for the public at present, but will open from January 16.
The gallery is dedicated to the Prime Minister featuring the key highlights of featuring in the last 10 year of his regime.
President Murmu, shared her experience in Twitter (X) “My visit to the Prime Ministers’ Sangrahalaya was a pleasant and illuminating experience. The galleries dedicated to the past Prime Ministers of India not only rekindled many memories but also offered new ways to engage with our past. As the first visitor of the gallery devoted to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, I was glad to see his contributions to the various spheres of nation-building coherently showcased in one place. The use of advanced technology makes the content all the more engaging.”
The ministry said that President Murmu spent some time seeing its various sections such as Sushashan, Paryavaran, Vikas, Antarrashtriya Sadbhaava, Vigyanodaya, Sanskritik Dharohar, and Suraksha, Jan Bhagidari.
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