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He said it was being planned as part of the beautification project launched by the Public Works Department (PWD) covering 41 major intersections of the city.
“Through this initiative, PWD is transforming ordinary intersections into extraordinary symbols of pride – celebrating every state, every tradition and the spirit of our armed forces that keeps the country strong and united,” Verma said.
Sources said that the installations are likely to be completed and ready for inauguration by January 26 on the occasion of Republic Day. As per the project plan, the roundabouts will highlight the distinctive art, heritage and traditional elements associated with each state and union territory.
Additionally, PWD will dedicate select intersections symbolizing valor, discipline and sacrifice to the Indian Armed Forces.
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“The designs will include forts and palaces of Rajasthan, Konark Sun Temple of Odisha, Ram Temple of Uttar Pradesh, monasteries of Sikkim, patterns inspired by the backwaters of Kerala, Statue of Unity of Gujarat and bamboo artistry of the Northeast,” a government official said.
The establishments representing the Army, Navy and Air Force will respect the forces and their integrated role in the security of the nation, the official said. The beautification work will include artistic landscaping, advanced lighting, sculpture installations, murals and thematic greenery – a blend of traditional aesthetics with modern urban design principles.
“This initiative is expected to enrich the visual identity of Delhi and strengthen its image as a true national capital that reflects the cultural spirit of the entire country,” Verma said.