Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya to tell Nation’s telecom, vaccination stories

New Delhi: With an upcoming gallery on Narendra Modi, a sound and light show, audio guides in six foreign languages and the retelling of India’s telecom and vaccination success stories in the coming months, the Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya, a museum dedicated to all 14 former Prime Ministers of India since Independence built inside the Teen Murti complex, is ready to grow in exhibits and spaces.

Prime Minister Modi, while inaugurating the museum on April 14, said that in the coming years, it would help the youth understand the hardships each PM faced and how they overcame them. As of now, the facility has 43 galleries, displays on freedom struggle and a framing of the Constitution of India. It starts with where India was in 1947 in terms of literacy, economy and exports among other parameters, clubbed under the British inheritance.