The Central Vista project worth Rs 20,000-crore envisages a new parliament building, new residences for the prime minister and vice president.
As a part of the project, Delhi’s three iconic buildings – the National Museum, the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA), the National Archives Annexe – are set to be demolished as part of Narendra Modi government’s Central Vista project.
The other buildings marked for demolition are: Vice President’s Residence, Krishi Bhavan, Vigyan Bhavan, Udyog Bhavan, Nirman Bhavan, , Raksha Bhavan , Shastri Bhavan, Jawahar Bhavan. The total area to be demolished is 4, 58,820 square metres
The National Museum has a great many important uncommon icons, significant coins, compositions and adornments vital to political and social history of the nation.The Dancing Girl of Harappa, Nataraja in Chola Bronze, relics of Buddha and Ganjifa cards are some the significant relics at the National Museum.
The National Archives of India is the caretaker of the records like uncommon original copies, guides and Mughal reports. The moving of archives is amassed with hazard of misfortune or misusing.It is the greatest authentic vault in South Asia.
The Indira Gandhi National Center for Arts has an extreme assortment of legacy pieces, original copies and an excellent library.
The entirety of this will be briefly moved to the Janpath Hotel, which has been revamped for the reason.
On Monday, The Delhi High Court held its decision on a request looking to end the development of the Central Vista redevelopment project against the setting of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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