- Instructions given to officials to speed up all work by creating better coordination
Ambala News | Ambalá. Anurag Aggarwal, Additional Chief Secretary, Public Works Department (Buildings and Roads), while inspecting the First War of Independence Martyrdom Memorial Site being constructed on 22 acres at Ambala Cantonment on Ambala National Highway on Wednesday -Delhi, reviewed the work being done. here.
On reaching here, Dr Kuldeep Saini, Director of Martyrdom Memorial, and Superintendent Engineer, Public Works Department, Navneet Nain, greeted the Chief Secretary by handing him a bouquet of flowers. Additional Chief Secretary Anurag Aggarwal inspected the Martyrdom Memorial before the meeting and gave detailed information about the museum gallery, memorial tower, auditorium and open-air theater being constructed at the Martyrdom Memorial as well such as the work being done in view of the galleries and other works. . Took.
Instructed officials to expedite work: Director Dr Kuldeep Saini
Director of the Martyrdom Memorial Dr. Kuldeep Saini and senior officials of the Public Works Department gave detailed information about the work being carried out in connection with the Martyrdom Memorial. He asked the concerned officials to expedite all work by creating better coordination so that the Martyrdom Memorial can be dedicated to the people at the earliest. During the presentation, detailed information about the scheme related to the Martyrdom Memorial was given.
DFI’s Ritika also provided information on the scheme of works through the online process. During this, the Additional Chief Secretary, while inspecting the ongoing works related to the Martyrdom Memorial, reviewed in detail how much work has been done so far, how much is left, for which works approvals need to be taken and said that all must be ensured that work is done with better coordination. We tell you here that 21 galleries related to the work of art are being built here.
This will be the center of attraction of the memorial.
The Martyrdom Memorial being built in Ambala Cantonment will have shops, children’s play area, reception, toilets, courtyard, meeting room, conference hall and dining room in the centre. The museum gallery, audio-visual room, lobby, office area and Shahidi wall will be VIP entrances.
The memorial will have an open-air theater with a capacity for 2,000 people, an exhibition hall, a food court, a sanitary block, a rehearsal room, a filtration room and other facilities. Apart from the auditorium, there will be a cafeteria, food court, seating area, lobby, courtyard, library and e-library. The water bodies will have various types of fountains, water screens, connecting bridges and other facilities. There will be a memorial tower more than 150 feet high, there will be an art gallery, a water body, a high-speed elevator, etc.
The monument will have an underground double basement parking lot for vehicle parking. In addition to 400 cars, 20 buses can park here. In addition, 10 housing units will be built here for staff.
Ornamental plants will enhance the beauty of the martyrdom monument
The Horticulture Department should also plant ornamental plants here to further enhance the beauty of this place. The construction works of the Martyrdom Memorial must be carried out with better coordination as soon as possible so that it can be inaugurated and dedicated to the people.
On this occasion, Public Works Department Chief Engineer Anil Dahiya, Martyrdom Memorial Director Dr Kuldeep Saini, Chief Engineer Arun Jagga, Electrical Head Rajesh Ahuja, Superintendent Engineer Navneet Kumar Nain, Executive Engineer Ritesh Aggarwal, Architect Renu, Dr Abhimanyu Gupta DFI representatives and other officials were also present.
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