Museum of Royal Kingdoms of India, Ekta Nagar, Gujarat, near the Statue of Unity
The Museum of Royal Kingdoms of India is a ₹367-crore national project being built in Ekta Nagar, Gujarat, near the Statue of Unity. It will celebrate India's princely heritage and post-independence unification. Here’s a detailed overview of this landmark initiative: Project Overview - Location: Ekta Nagar, Gujarat, adjacent to the Statue of Unity. - Announced by: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 31, 2025. - Budget: ₹367 crore, funded by the Government of India. - Area: Spread across five acres. - Purpose: To honor the legacy of India’s princely states and their role in the country’s history and unification after 1947. Museum Features - Four Thematic Galleries: 1. Royal Lineages and Kingdoms – showcasing dynasties and rulers. 2. Cultural Heritage – art, architecture, and traditions. 3. Role in Independence – contributions of royal families to India's freedom. 4. Integration into the Republic – the political and social transition post-1947. - Interactive Technology: Combines heritage with modern tech for immersive experiences. Significance - National Repository: Will serve as a central archive of India’s royal past. - Educational Value: Designed to inspire future generations with stories of unity, sacrifice, and leadership. - Tourism Boost: Enhances Ekta Nagar’s appeal as a cultural and historical destination alongside the Statue of Unity.
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