Raj Legislative Assembly’s digital museum to open for people from November 14

Jaipur: A digital museum showing the political, social and economic development of Rajasthan will be open to people in the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly from November 14. Speaker CP Joshi told the media about the museum in the assembly on Friday. There will be free admission for school and college students for a month. The museum will be closed for one day a week. Joshi said that it has been named ‘Political Narrative Museum’. Apart from this, statues made of silicon of former Chief Ministers, former Assembly Speakers have also been made. He said that the past and present political, social and economic history of Rajasthan has been depicted in the digital museum. In this, the achievements of the last 70 years of Rajasthan in every field would be told. Besides, the progress of the expansion of agriculture, progress in education, nuclear testing, health and economic development has also been told. It is equipped with digital and modern equipment. Speaker Joshi said that the purpose of the digital museum is to give information about Rajasthan to the new generation. How parliamentary democracy grew in Rajasthan. The new generation can get a lot of information about the country and the state. On July 16, the then CJI Justice NV Ramana launched it.