Showcase
In the National Archives Gallery you can go through :
»Ain-i-Akbari : The book written by Akbar where he
visualized India with one one Dharm ( Culture) made out of composition
of all four Present cultures.
»Bhagwat Gita : The most auspicious Book of Hindus
describing the value of life and death.
»Bengal Smoke Nuisance Bill : To curb the air pollution
this bill has been passed, today it has been kept in the museum.
»Certificate of marriage : Nikahnama of Mirza Usman Beg and
Akbar Begam dated 8th March 1886.
»Dictionary in Eight Languages : The dictionary has been
translated in eight languages.
»Execution of Mangal Pandey : The Farman which states the
order of the execution of Mangal Pandey, the first Indian Solider in the
British Army to raise voice for the Independence of India.
»Letter of Tipu Sultan : The Great King of Mysore - Tipu
Sultan has a lot of importance in Indian History and in India. The hand
written document by Tipu Sultan has been kept here.
»Sanskrit Lotus Sutra Manuscript : The manuscript written
in sanskrit, one of the eight major languages in India, has been kept
here. Its is one of most sacred Buddhist Manuscripts.
In And Around
»Central Secretariat : Just adjoining two blocks from
Rashtrapati Bhavan, there stands the Secretariat building. Its a good
example of combination of English and Indian Architecture.
» Cannaught Place : Its one of the main shopping hubs where
you will find everything - from eating joints to fashion. From the old
culture of India to Modern India, everything is here.
»The Presidents House and the Rajghat: Not very far away
from the National Archives Museum, there is the Presidents House whose
Gardens are open in the month of February (only for a week). And very
near to it is the Rajghat - the residing place of Father of the Nation -
Mahatma Gandhi. Just a few walk from here is the Shakti Peeth, the
resting place of Indira Gandhi.