The country's first Naval Bravery Museum will be built in Lucknow.

The country's first Naval Bravery Museum will be built in Lucknow.

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: October 25 2023

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According to the announcement made in October 2023, the country's first Naval Valor Museum will be built in Lucknow.
In this, memorabilia related to the entire history of the Indian Navy ranging from missiles, warships, torpedoes will be seen.
This museum will be built at a cost of Rs 23 crore.
The foundation stone of this Naval Gallantry Museum was laid by the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh.
The INS Gomti warship, which has been retired from the Navy, and its related missiles, torpedoes, cannons and other equipment will be kept for exhibition in the museum.
Information related to the 5000 year old naval history of India will also be given in the Naval Bravery Museum.
How water travels through the river took place in cities like Harappa and Mohenjodaro in the Indus River Valley Civilization will be demonstrated through paintings.

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