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PMML to inaugurate new visitor kiosk at Teen Murti Bhawan in New Delhi
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🗓 14 Oct 2026, 01:01 PM
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Prime Minister's Museum and Library will open a visitor kiosk at the historic Teen Murti Bhawan in New Delhi today.
Prime Minister's Museum and Library (PMML) announced that a new visitor kiosk will be opened at Teen Murti Bhawan, the former residence of former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, located in New Delhi. The kiosk is intended to provide tourists and scholars with quick access to information, brochures and digital guides about the heritage site.
The inauguration is scheduled for today, with senior officials from the Ministry of Culture and the PMML team expected to attend. The facility will feature interactive displays, multilingual support and a small retail section for publications related to Indian history and the Nehru legacy.
PMML officials said the kiosk aims to enhance visitor experience and promote greater public engagement with the museum's collections. The addition aligns with broader efforts to modernise heritage sites across the capital.
Local authorities have coordinated security and crowd‑management measures to ensure a smooth opening. The kiosk will operate during the museum’s regular hours, providing services to both domestic and international guests.
The move reflects the government's focus on preserving cultural landmarks while leveraging technology to make them more accessible.
The inauguration is scheduled for today, with senior officials from the Ministry of Culture and the PMML team expected to attend. The facility will feature interactive displays, multilingual support and a small retail section for publications related to Indian history and the Nehru legacy.
PMML officials said the kiosk aims to enhance visitor experience and promote greater public engagement with the museum's collections. The addition aligns with broader efforts to modernise heritage sites across the capital.
Local authorities have coordinated security and crowd‑management measures to ensure a smooth opening. The kiosk will operate during the museum’s regular hours, providing services to both domestic and international guests.
The move reflects the government's focus on preserving cultural landmarks while leveraging technology to make them more accessible.