₹3,230 Crore Museum Coming To Delhi! Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum To Showcase 10,000 Years Of History

India has a rich history and it deserves to be preserved for the future generations. One of the best way to preseve them is the museum where many history loves visit with curiosity to learn about past. Now, India is about to get another museum, Yuge Yugeen Bharat National Museum in New Delhi. Scroll down for the details!

New Delhi To Open Yuge Yugeen Bharat National Museum 

New Delhi will soon have another fascinating museum to visit. The Union Cabinet has approved ₹3,230 crore for the Yuge Yugeen Bharat National Museum in New Delhi. Soon, you will be able to visit this museum in the North Block and South Block buildings. They are nearly a century-old buildings and once served as the seat of the Union government.

According to a Hindustan Times report, the deadline for completing this museum is March 2031. The museum will spread across around 1.92 million square feet in North Block and South Block. In September 2026, the Central Public Works Department (CPWD) invited companies to submit bids for a ₹735 crore construction and renovation project.

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What Facilities You Can Expect At This Museum?

In the redevelopment plan, several facilities will be there for visitors. You can expect visitor pavilions, conservation facilities, intermediate floors and public circulation areas. That’s not all! There will also be glass-covered courtyards and glass ‘Peacock Pavilions’ at the visitor entrances. 

Also, the an underground service tunnel connecting North Block and South Block will help move artworks, equipment and utilities. This project idea was introduced after government offices moved out of North Block and South Block.

The authorities will make sure the old buildings remain protected during the redevelopment. They will keep changes to a minimum and ensure that any new additions can be removed without damaging the original structures. 

How excited are you for this museum to open? Tell us in the comments below!

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