PM Modi opens the Prime Ministers’ Museum and purchases the first ticket.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today purchased the first ticket to the “Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya,” a new museum dedicated to 14 former Prime Ministers of the country, as part of the ceremony to inaugurate it.
PM Modi has purchased Metro tickets in the past when travelling through numerous cities on the subway system. He has always paid payments via a digital method.

In accordance with officials, the museum depicts the stories of prior Prime Ministers and how they guided the nation through various obstacles throughout history. While presenting the journey, it also provides insights of India’s past, beginning with the liberation movement and continuing to the present.

According to officials, the driving concept has been to recognise the contributions of all prime ministers in a non-partisan manner.

“The museum dedicated to 14 previous Indian prime ministers has been established in order to raise knowledge about these leaders. It recognises the accomplishments made by all prime ministers, regardless of their political philosophy or length of time in office “officials were reported as saying by the news agency PTI.

The museum includes a display on the life and contributions of the country’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, as well as a number of presents that he received from all over the world, which are being displayed for the first time in the country.

The design of the museum building is inspired by the story of a rising India, which has been sculpted and reshaped by its leaders throughout history. The logo for the building depicts the hands of the people of India holding a “chakra,” which signifies the nation and democracy, as well as the “chakra” itself.

In an effort to present information in an easy and interesting manner, the Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya employs holograms, virtual reality, augmented reality, multi-touch, multi-media, interactive kiosks, computerised kinetic sculptures, smartphone applications, interactive screens, and experiential installations.

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