National War Memorial in Delhi is now open for all

Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently inaugurated the National War Memorial, which is spread across 40 ac at the India Gate complex in Delhi. To execute this project, it cost around INR 176 crore, and the design was selected through global competition. The complex has been built to pay homage to the fallen heroes, who have sacrificed their lives for the country since India’s independence. Names of around 25,942 soldiers have been etched on stone here.

Read on to know more about the details of National War Memorial.
Location of National War Memorial
It sprawls across 40 ac of land near India Gate, east of Amar Jawan Jyoti.

Details about the National War MemorialThis war memorial showcases busts of Indian soldiers, who sacrificed their lives for the country. The precinct also has four chakras that signify the values of armed forces. These circles are namely the Amar Chakra of Circle of Immortality, the Veerta Chakra of Circle of Bravery, the Tyag Chakra or Circle of Sacrifice and the Rakshak Chakra or Circle of Protection.

Next to the memorial, there is Param Yodha Sthal. It is that site that pays homage and showcases the busts of soldiers, who were awarded the Param Vir Chakra. The busts also carry plaques that narrate the story of their valour.
Other information
The memorial will also serve as the place for armed forces to conduct their future ceremonies. The general public will also be able to pay their homage to the fallen heroes through interactive panels, which will soon be set up here.