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Raipur : The Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh Tribal Museum, built on the historical background of the tribal freedom fighters during the British rule in the premises of the Tribal Research and Training Institute of Nava Raipur, is fulfilling its objectives. A large number of tourists from India and abroad are coming to see the museum, while the museum is becoming a center of inspiration and knowledge for the common people including students and researchers.
Along with students of schools and colleges, a large number of common people are coming to see the museum. Within a span of about two months after its inauguration, more than 72 thousand visitors have visited the museum.
Museum center of attraction and excitement
It is noteworthy that under the guidance of the Tribal Development Department, the construction of the museum based on tribal cultural traditions and the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh Memorial cum Tribal Freedom Fighters Museum has been completed rapidly. At the same time, Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai and Departmental Minister Ram Vichar also gave continuous monitoring and guidelines for the construction works.
It is noteworthy that on the occasion of Chhattisgarh Rajyotsav Silver Jubilee, this grand museum was dedicated to the people by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 01 November. Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh Memorial cum Tribal Freedom Fighters Museum remains the center of attraction and excitement for the visitors.
Information is available about the contribution of tribal freedom fighters
Principal Secretary of Tribal Development Department, Sonmani Bora said that it is a matter of pride for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to inaugurate the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh Memorial cum Tribal Freedom Fighters Museum, a symbol of the historical pride, bravery and sacrifice of the tribal classes in Chhattisgarh. Bora said that a large number of people are coming to visit the museum, due to which the purpose of building the museum is becoming meaningful. People visit the museum in large numbers especially during holidays and festivals, the department is also providing all necessary facilities to the visitors. A guide has also been arranged to provide information to the visitors regarding the contribution of tribal freedom fighters. The museum is completely digital. Arrangements have also been made to obtain information by scanning the QR code given on the monitor inside the museum and also through the microphone. Along with this, keeping in mind the facilities of disabled people and women, wheelchairs and child care rooms have been made for women with children. With the opening of this museum, local people have started getting employment.
Will continue to remind new generations of the bravery and courage of their ancestors.
Bora said that with the coming of the museum, it will remind the new generations of the bravery and courage of their ancestors. This is inspiring not only for the tribal sections but for all the people.
Tourists are coming from different states of the country and also from abroad to visit the museum.
Museum Director Dr. Anil Veerulkar said that an atmosphere of great enthusiasm is being seen among the visitors coming to visit the museum. Tourists are coming to the museum from different states of the country including the state and also from abroad. Recently, a group of tourists from Netherlands had come to visit the Tribal Museum and they also praised this digital museum a lot. During the DGP conference organized at the national level in Nava Raipur last month, a large number of administrative and police officers also visited the museum and appreciated it a lot. Along with this, army officers, administrative trainee officers, school and college students are coming in large numbers.
The museum is fully equipped with CCTV
According to the tourists and visitors, facilities like pure drinking water, parking, toilet and information center are being provided in the museum premises. The museum is fully equipped with CCTV. Along with this, first aid centers have also been established.
The museum is very attractive and lively
Islam Ansari, who came from Jharkhand Ranchi to visit the museum, said that the memorial museum built on the tribal freedom fighters of Chhattisgarh is very attractive and lively. Seeing the living statue, it seems that we have come to those times. Through these lively presentations we start feeling the memories of that period.
Museum is entertaining as well as informative
Mayank, Shani and Ayush, class 11 students who came with their friends from Nava Raipur, said that the museum is not only entertaining but also informative. We feel proud to see the living stories of our great men and martyrs in this museum.
Heritage of culture and traditions in the museum
Gharani Nutan Chandrakar, who came with her family from Abhanpur, said that the museum is very attractive. He greeted Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for enlivening the contributions of the tribal leaders of the state. Similarly, Jaisonkar, who came from Raipur Changorabhatha, said that the museum is a good place for enhancing the knowledge of children. Culture and traditions have been depicted in the museum, it gives us information about history.
With the museum being digital, it will become easier for the youth to increase their knowledge.
Ajay Srivastava, who came from Dhamtari with his family to visit the museum, said that by seeing the live portraits of the fighters in the museum, we get information about various tribal movements and revolutions. With the museum being digital, it has become easier for the youth to increase their knowledge. When we visit the museum through audio-videos, we feel as if we are traveling to the battlefield of the independence period.
Koytur Market in Museum Complex
Koytoor market is also situated in the museum premises. Tribal women from different districts of the state are displaying and selling their products through self-help groups. Handicraft made clothes and tribal jewelery are also being displayed and sold here. Which remains a center of special attraction for the spectators.
