Senior diplomatic representatives and members of the Druzhba Dosti Club visited the Teen Murti Estate complex for a cultural and commemorative programme highlighting India’s shared historical ties, achievements in space science and the country’s democratic legacy.
NEW DELHI
The Teen Murti Estate complex hosted a cultural and commemorative visit bringing together senior diplomatic representatives and members of the Druzhba Dosti Club, underscoring the enduring historical and cultural connections between India and its international partners.
The visit provided an opportunity to reflect on important chapters of shared history while highlighting India’s contribution to science, technology and democratic institution-building. Discussions and commemorative engagements focused on the significance of historical cooperation and the continuing relevance of people-to-people relations.
The itinerary began with a curated walkthrough of the Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya, where delegates explored interactive displays and digital archives detailing the lives and contributions of every Indian Prime Minister since 1947.
Following the museum visit, the delegation proceeded to the Nehru Planetarium, attending an astronomical presentation and examining exhibits focused on India's space achievements and public scientific education. To mark the occasion, members of the Russian House delegation arecorded formal notes in the official visitor book, reaffirming commitments to strengthen cultural, educational, and media exchanges between both nations.