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Museum: Gandhi Vatika Built At A Cost Of ₹87 Crore Open For Public | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Chief minister Ashok Gehlot, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi and Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge inaugurated the Gandhi Vatika – a museum on Mahatma Gandhi – inside the Central Park on Saturday.
The museum had been built at a cost of Rs 87 crore by the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA).
“Under the guidance of chief minister Ashok Gehlot and the initiative of Rajasthan government, an innovative construction has been done in the memory of Mahatma Gandhi in Jaipur which has been named Gandhi Vatika. As part of the state government’s 2021-22 budget announcement, the Jaipur Development Authority has constructed this museum,” said state urban development and housing minister Shanti Dhariwal.
The museum had been constructed in a three floored structure where one floor is in the basement. All these three floors had different sections to highlight different aspects on the life and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. While the basement would showcase the dark age of colonization, initial days of freedom struggle, the Revolt of 1857 and Gandhiji’s life in South Africa, the ground floor would have sections like Gandhiji’s return to India, his concept of nation, movements initiated by him and his last days.
The first floor would showcase sections like Gandhiji’s visits to Rajasthan and the influence of the Father of the Nation across the globe.
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The museum had been built at a cost of Rs 87 crore by the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA).
“Under the guidance of chief minister Ashok Gehlot and the initiative of Rajasthan government, an innovative construction has been done in the memory of Mahatma Gandhi in Jaipur which has been named Gandhi Vatika. As part of the state government’s 2021-22 budget announcement, the Jaipur Development Authority has constructed this museum,” said state urban development and housing minister Shanti Dhariwal.
The museum had been constructed in a three floored structure where one floor is in the basement. All these three floors had different sections to highlight different aspects on the life and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. While the basement would showcase the dark age of colonization, initial days of freedom struggle, the Revolt of 1857 and Gandhiji’s life in South Africa, the ground floor would have sections like Gandhiji’s return to India, his concept of nation, movements initiated by him and his last days.
The first floor would showcase sections like Gandhiji’s visits to Rajasthan and the influence of the Father of the Nation across the globe.
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The Gandhi Vatikaa museum in Jaipur, set to be built in Central Park, aims to provide a unique experience by focusing on enlightening visitors about the life and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi, rather than showcasing the same series of photos and artifacts. The museum will have three floors and will be designed to blend with the surrounding trees, resembling a “vatika.” The foundation stone for the museum is set to be laid on September 23 by Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot.
The Gandhi Vatikaa museum in Jaipur, set to be built in Central Park, aims to provide a unique experience by focusing on enlightening visitors about the life and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi, rather than showcasing the same series of photos and artifacts. The museum will have three floors and will be designed to blend with the surrounding trees, resembling a “vatika.” The foundation stone for the museum is set to be laid on September 23 by Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot.
CM inaugurates Constitution Club of Raj, to open Gandhi Vatika today
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot inaugurated the Constitution Club of Rajasthan, which was constructed on the lines of the Constitution Club of India. The project, located on 4,950 sq ft land, includes facilities like a tennis court, indoor games, cafeteria, swimming pool, auditorium, and guest rooms. Gehlot had announced the construction of the club during his budget speech. The Chief Minister is also set to inaugurate the Gandhi Vatika project along with Rahul Gandhi. Plans are underway to launch children’s constitutional clubs across the state to promote constitutional values.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot inaugurated the Constitution Club of Rajasthan, which was constructed on the lines of the Constitution Club of India. The project, located on 4,950 sq ft land, includes facilities like a tennis court, indoor games, cafeteria, swimming pool, auditorium, and guest rooms. Gehlot had announced the construction of the club during his budget speech. The Chief Minister is also set to inaugurate the Gandhi Vatika project along with Rahul Gandhi. Plans are underway to launch children’s constitutional clubs across the state to promote constitutional values.
Elaborate traffic plans in Jaipur for Rahul Gandhi visit
In preparation for Rahul Gandhi’s visit to Jaipur, the traffic police department has designated parking spots and declared no-parking zones near the venues of his two programs. Gandhi will hold a public rally at Mansarovar and inaugurate the Gandhi Vatika museum in Central Park. Traffic restrictions have been implemented on certain stretches of roads, including Madhyam Marg and VT Road. The museum aims to be unique by focusing on enlightening visitors about Mahatma Gandhi’s life and teachings. In other news, the Noida Authority plans to develop Udyog Marg as a model road with improved infrastructure and traffic management.
In preparation for Rahul Gandhi’s visit to Jaipur, the traffic police department has designated parking spots and declared no-parking zones near the venues of his two programs. Gandhi will hold a public rally at Mansarovar and inaugurate the Gandhi Vatika museum in Central Park. Traffic restrictions have been implemented on certain stretches of roads, including Madhyam Marg and VT Road. The museum aims to be unique by focusing on enlightening visitors about Mahatma Gandhi’s life and teachings. In other news, the Noida Authority plans to develop Udyog Marg as a model road with improved infrastructure and traffic management.
