The reworked section of the Rashtrapati Bhavan at the door of India symbolizes a change of Rajpath being an icon of power in Kartavya Path being an example of public property and empowerment.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the “Path Kartavya” – previously named the Central Vista – today in the evening.
The remained section of the Rashtrapati Bhavan at the door of India, with red granite walkways, renovated channels, food stands offering dishes from different states and sales kiosks in the middle of expansive greenery, symbolizes a change of Rajpath being a power iconie in Kartavya Path being in progress an example of public property and empowerment.
In India Gate, the Prime Minister will unveil a statue of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, in accordance with one of his five promises – Paach Pran – for a new India in the `Amrit Kaal ” – eliminating the traces of the mentality colonial.
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Why redesign it?
Over the years, Rajpath and the adjacent areas of Central Vista Avenue have attacked the growing traffic of visitors.
Basic equipment – such as public toilets, drinking water, street furniture and adequate parking space – were not available. There was an inadequate signaling, poor maintenance of the characteristics of the water and a random parking in the region, adding to the chaos.
In addition, a larger and well -organized space was necessary for national events to be held in a less disruptive way, with minimum restrictions on the public movement.
The redevelopment aims to solve all these problems while guaranteeing the integrity and continuity of the architectural character of the region.
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Details on Kartavya path
Ambellis landscapes, lawns with alleys, added green spaces, renovated channels, new pleasure blocks, improved signaling and sales kiosks are some of the things that will be seen on the Kartavya path.
The new pedestrian puzzles, improved parking spaces, new exposure panels and improved night lighting will add to the visitors’ experience. A certain number of sustainability characteristics – such as management of solid waste, rainwater management, recycling of used water, recovery of rainwater, water conservation and systems ‘Energy efficient lighting, among others – have been incorporated into the new design.
The Bose statue
The statue of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose is installed in the same place where his statue of hologram was revealed earlier this year on Parakram Diwas – January 23 (Netaji anniversary) – by Prime Minister Modi. Made of granite, the statue is an appropriate tribute to Netaji’s immense contribution to the struggle of freedom of India.
The 28 -foot high structure was sculpted from a monolithic granite stone and weighs around 65 metric tonnes.