Rajpath to get artistic touch for Republic Day celebrations

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Updated At : 12:54 PM Jan 15, 2022 IST

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Gigantic scroll paintings, each 750-m long, will be strategically placed along the Rajpath as part of Republic Day celebrations

Have been created by 500 artists at workshops as part of National Gallery of Modern Art’s Kala Kumbhs in Chandigarh & Bhubaneswar

Represent heroic lives and struggles of unsung heroes of India’s freedom movement and the culture and ethos of the country.

Gigantic scroll paintings, each 750-m long, will be strategically placed along the Rajpath as part of Republic Day celebrations

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