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The concept is based on the thought that .. the war memorial should be a place for the Symbol of Inspiration. People should know the hard life and sacrifices of the soldiers. People have to pay the tributes to the supreme sacrifices of Soldiers the Great. There are around 120 war memorials in different places in the Country. The iconic India Gate was constructed in 1931 in Delhi to commemorate the Martyrs of India during the World War I and Third AngloAfghan War. Out of over 83,000 Indians who laid down their lives, India Gate bears 13,516 names, etched all over the monument. An inverted bayonet with a helmet structure along with Amar Jawan Jyoti was installed over night under the Arch of India Gate in January 1972,to commemorate India's victory in India - Pakistan War 1971. Nation's tribute to our brave soldiers who laid down their lives. Wreaths have been laid at Amar Jawan Jyoti on the various occasions. But Wreath is being laid every day during Retreat Ceremony by invited the kin of the Battle Casualties. The National War Memorial was inaugurated on 25th February 2019 . This monument is spread over 40 acres of land and was built by the Government of India near India Gate, New Delhi.The memorial wall is flushed with the ground and in harmony with existing aesthetics. India Gate is counted amongst the largest war memorials in the Country. The visiting of War memorial is great experience. Memorial is serving as symbol of inspiration for future generations. Please make a visit to the National War Memorial and soak in all the valiant efforts of our great soldiers.Central Tourism department should take necessary steps to give top priority for War Memorials in theTourism Map. The National War Memorial is an Indian national monument built to honour and remember the soldiers of the Indian military, who fought in armed conflicts of Independent India. The names of armed forces personnel killed during the armed conflicts with Portugueses for annexation of Goa(1961), China(1962)
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Veerta Chakra (Circle of Bravery): The second circle depicts the Bravery of Indian forces in the form of a covered gallery that exhibits six murals crafted in bronze depicting valiant battle actions of Indian Armed Forces. The battles showcased here are Battle of Gangasagar, Longewala, Tithwal, Rizangla, Operation Meghdoot and Operation Trident.
Tyag Chakra (Circle of Sacrifice): The circular concentric walls of honour, which symbolise the ancient war formation 'Chakravyuh'. The walls are clad with granite tablets where an independent granite tablet is dedicated to each soldier who has made the supreme sacrifice in the battlefield, where his name is etched with golden letters along with the details of Rank. Rakshak Chakra (Circle of Protection): The outermost circle made of rows of trees in the Rakshak Chakra is a reassurance to the citizens of the country about their safety against any threat, with each tree representing the soldiers who ensure the territorial integrity of the Nation, round the clock.The Param Yodha Sthal houses the busts of all the 21 recipients of the Param Vir Chakra, India's highest military honour. War Museum: ANational War Museum will be constructed in the adjoining Princess Park area and will be connected to the memorial through an underground tunnel. The Princess Park is a 14-acres large area north of India Gate, with barrack-like accommodations built during World War II. A National War Museum has been planned in New Delhi as tribute to Indian soldiers and to showcase the nation's military culture, customs, traditions and history. The Museum is envisaged to be world class, state of the art building which will be a 'must visit' landmark for the visitors of Delhi. Meanwhile.. there are 120 war memorials in the Country. Among them few are very prominent. National War Memorial, Southern Command in Pune,National Military Memorial in Bengaluru,Kargil War Memorial in Dras,Amar Jawan Jyoti in New Delhi,India Gate in New Delhi,War Heroes' Memorial and Museum in Amritsar,National Police Memorial in Delhi.
and Pakistan(1971). Operation Pawan, operation Rakshak etc are inscribed on the memorial walls with golden letters. This monument is spread over 40 acres of land and was built by the Government of India, near India Gate, New Delhi. The memorial wall is flushed with the ground and in harmony with existing aesthetics.It completed in January 2019 and was inagurated on 25th February 2019. There is Amar Jawan Jyoti (Flames of eternal Soldiers) at Amar Chakra under the main obelisk of the monument.The memorial complex is in harmony with the existing layout and symmetry of the majestic Rajpath and Central Vista. Solemnity of the ambience is maintained with an emphasis on landscaping and the simplicity of architecture. Apart from the main memorial, there is dedicated area for busts of soldiers who have been conferred with 'Param Vir Chakra,' the nation's highest gallantry award. The design of the main memorial exemplifies that supreme sacrifice made by a soldier,not only makes him immortal but also depicts that the spirit of a soldier remains eternal. The memorial has distinct scheme of concentric circles: The concentric circles are designed as a Chakravyuh, an ancient Indian war formation….are called as follows (from innermost to outermost) : Amar Chakra (Circle of Immortality): This structure of the memorial derives its name from the Eternal Flame (Amar Jawan Jyoti), continuously burning under the main obelisk at the center of the monument. The flame symbolises the immortality of the spirit of fallen soldiers and the promise that the Nation will never forget their sacrifices.
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Central Tourism department should take necessary steps to give top priority for War Memorials in the Tourism Map in connection with Azadika Amrut Mahotsav.Tourism department has to prepare action plan to attract more and more visitors to know the supreme sacrifices of our great soldiers.It will increase the patriotism among the people. Special Tourism map about War Memorials, should be prepared. Department has to give more publicity for War Memorials with Heroic incidents.
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T here is more to Telangana than just Hyderabad. For example, when you visit Telangana you will find the word 'Kakatiya' roaming in the air. Hotels, shops, cuisines, business, university, colleges many are named after Kakatiya. You are bound to wonder, who are these people? To know about the Kakatiyas you will have to visit Warangal, the mighty stronghold of a powerful dynasty in Deccan. Let us travel back in time a bit. From late 12th to early 14th Century, a long period of time, the Kakatiyas ruled here in Deccan. Warangal was their capital city. This was the time of Sultanate in the Northern India when Delhi was fast becoming a cultural and political capital and here in Deccan, Warrangal was flourishing under the Kakatiyas. The old name of Warangal was Orugallu. Even Marco Polo mentioned Warangal in his travel diary.Today's Warangal, 157 kms away from Hyderabad is ideal to visit with two nights and three days in your plan. Warangal city is part of a cluster of three towns: Warangal, Kazipet and Hanamkonda. Nearest convenient rail head is Warangal and Kazipet which is 6 km away. Both are connected to all major cities of India. You can travel by road in hired vehicle, by buses of the State Government or private operators and the roads are really good and scenic too. Reserve your accommodation beforehand in Warangal, we recommend the Telangana State Tourism Development Corporation Hotels which can be booked online too. Start your tour with the famed Warangal Fort. The Kakatiya rulers were great patrons of art, architecture and perfected the Chalukyan style of temple architecture. Wrrangal Fort was built during the 13th century. The impressive structure has four huge stone-gateways. Built by one of the Kakatiya Kings, Ganapathi Deva and his daughter Rani Rudramma Devi, one can still spot some exquisite pieces of sculpture here. The gateway of Warangal is the symbol of Telangana and appears in many places.Next in your itinerary is Hanamkonda, 12 kms away from Warangal. The Chalukyan architecture is at its best display in the Thousand Pillars temple at Hanamkonda. Built in 1163, by the king Rudra Deva, the temple is dedicated to the Hindu Gods Vishnu and Shiva and Surya. Immerse yourself into the beauty of this star-shaped and triple-shrine temple complex richly decorated with perforated screens, exquisite icons and rock cut elephants. Ahuge monolith Nandi with excellent smooth finish is very impressive here. The temple has been beautifully restored and set in the green slopes of Hanamkonda hills. Smaller temples in the vicinity like the Siddheshwara Temple and the one dedicated to Bhadrakali are also quite popular. In Bhadrakali, the deity of Kali is in a beautiful sitting posture, has eight hands and holds eight different weapons in them!! Proceed towards Ramappa Temple in Palampet village, 70 kms away from Warangal.This temple is the latest UNESCO accredited World Heritage Site too. The Rudreshwara temple, popularly called Ramappa Temple, is a classic example of Chalukyan architecture with a touch of Hoyasala style. The construction of the temple dates back to 1213 AD .The Shivalaya stands majestically on a six-ft high star-shaped platform. Hold your breath as the temple unravels its secrets into your soul. The stones of Ramappa speak the language of sheer beauty and joy in the carvings of exquisite females. The celebration of life has been immortalised in the rich, intricate sculpture covered walls, pillars, brackets and ceilings of the temple. The Kakatiya rulers excavated a tank near the temple which is now Ramappa Lake. Boating in the sea green waters of the lake is a must activity if you are visiting WhenRamappa.inWarangal, we suggest you hire a vehicle, or better still if you can cycle around ( That will be the eco tourism friendly way) the sleepy villages. Warrangal is a busy cotton market and the best time to visit is in the mild winter time of Telangana. At that time you will also find a fine wool market here. The best buy here will be woollen carpets and famous Pembarti sheet metal art, which flourished during the reign of the Kakatiyas. If you are vocal for local, and craft enthusiast then take a visit to the Copper & Silver Metal Craft Centre of Pembarti village, 60 kms from Warangal. Do not forget to purchase the bright and colourful Cheriyal paintings of Warangal which will definitely add a touch of art and in your home. (Author is Assistant Director, India Tourism- Hyderabad)
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Tourism News (Telugu Bi-Monthly) January - February & March - April 2022, Volume : 16 Issue : 1 & 2 RNI No. APTEL/ 2007 / 22572. Printed, Published and Owned by MyNaa Swamy and Printed at C.N. Printers, Prakasam Road, Tirupati and Published at No. 19-12-372, Bairagipatteda, Tirupati - 517 501. Editor : MyNaa Swamy. Ph : 95026 59119 | Email : tourismnews2007@yahoo.co.in | www.issuu.com/mynaaswamy. * Published on March 1st, 2022.
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