Shri G. Kishan Reddy paid his tribute to the martyrs at National War Memorial
National War Memorial imbues one with patriotic zeal, Students from all States and Universities must visit the National War Memorial: Shri G Kishan Reddy
Shri G. Kishan Reddy, Union Minister for Tourism, Culture and DONER, paid respect to the martyrs who have given their lives for the nation and shown exceptional deeds of courage during the conflict at the National War Memorial in New Delhi today. Shri Reddy also attended the Memorial’s Next of Kin ceremony, which takes place every evening before sunset.
Shri G. Kishan Reddy walked around the Memorial, looking at the paintings representing great wars and operations fought by the Indian Armed Forces to save the country. Shri Reddy also paid tribute to the martyrs in a virtual way.
Following the event, the Union Minister called to everyone, particularly the young, to visit the National War Memorial, which was established in honour of martyrs who died in the line of duty. As we commemorate Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav, Shri Reddy advised students from all states and universities to attend the National War Memorial, which instils patriotic enthusiasm in everyone.
On February 25, 2019, the Prime Minister opened and dedicated the National War Memorial to the country. Aside from the main Memorial, there is a designated space for Busts of 21 soldiers who have been awarded the ‘Param Vir Chakra,’ the nation’s highest wartime heroism honour. The memorial complex is designed to complement the beautiful Rajpath and Central Vista’s existing layout and symmetry.
The solemnity of the atmosphere is maintained by the landscape and architectural minimalism. The primary memorial’s design symbolises how a soldier’s greatest sacrifice in the line of duty not only renders him immortal but also shows how a soldier’s spirit lives on.
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To augment the reach of the National War Memorial to a younger and wider audience, the digital appeal of the Memorial has been enhanced with the creation of the National War Memorial Website, Mobile App and placement of Interactive Screens.
NWM Website / Mobile App showcase the Memorial history, significance, concept and details of the Battle Casualties. The features incorporated in the website/app include multilingual interaction in 21 regional languages to facilitate easier comprehension for visitors from all over the country.
A Daily Retreat Ceremony and a Daily NOK (Next of Kin) Ceremony by Next of Kin of a martyr are held before sunset at the National War Memorial. The Memorial sees a daily footfall of around 6000-8000 visitors on weekdays and 15000-20000 on weekends.
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