PM Modi inaugurates Pradhan Mantri Sangrahalaya, became the first person to buy the first ticket to enter the museum

PM Modi inaugurates Pradhan Mantri Sangrahalaya, became the first person to buy the first ticket to enter the museum: PM Narendra Modi to inaugurate Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya today. Which will showcase and contributions of all former Primeminister since independence.

PM Narendramodi will be inaugorating the museim based on all the 14 Primeministers since Indipendence. Guided by the vision of PM Modi to the contribution of all Primimisters towards the Nation-building.

Pradhanmantri Sangrhalya is a tribute to every Prime Minister of India since independence, irrespective of ideology or tenure, PM Modi office's said in an interview. It was informed that the Pm's Sangrahlaya is an inclusive endeavor led by Prime Minister. The Museum's aim inspiring the  Younger generation about the leadership, vision, and achievements of all our Prime ministers.

 The Museum will tell the contribution of each Primeminiser after India. The new museum is built on 10,000 square meter pieces of land adjacent to the Nehru  Memorial Museum and Library in Tree Murti Bhavan. The Museum will have exhibits related to the former Prime Ministers.

The Museum cost around INR 271 crores and the Museum was approved in 2018. 

The Government had earlier thought of 2 dates the first was 25 December the birth of the former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and the second date was 26th January. The design of the Museum building by the story of rising India, shaped and molded by the hands of its leader.

The Logo of the museum represents the hand of the people of India holding the Dharma Chakra symbolizing the Nation and Democracy. The information for the Museum was collected through resources with institutions such as Prasar Bharti, Doordarshan, Film division, Sansad tv, Foreign news agencies, etc.

The Sangrahlaya has employed cutting-edge technology-based interfaces to encompass heterogeneity in content and frequent rotation of the display. Starting from displays on the freedom struggle and the framing 

of the constitution. There are a total of 40 galleries in Sangrahlaya.