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Rajiv Gandhi Memorial, Sriperumbudur

Rajiv Gandhi Memorial is located in Sriperumbudur district of Tamilnadu The Rajiv Gandhi Memorial, Ninaivakam at Sriperumbudur pays tribute to a remarkable leader whose life was a saga of Idealism, service and sacrifice. Rajiv Gandhi was a leader who was dauntless in his courage and resolute in his determination to build a new and modern India. The memorial is a homage to him and to the spirit of India. It was in this place where Rajiv Gandhi was Assassinated in a bomb blast in 1991 Rajiv Gandhi Memorial: The memorial has a square shaped raised platform. Rajiv Gandhi’s sacrifice is symbolized by a stone of red jasper hematite which marks the place where he fell martyr on the ground below. There is a monolithic rock which frames a portrait of the slain leader evoking his immortal sprit. On the reverse of this rock is a citation on his life. 7 Pillars at Rajiv Gandhi Memorial: There are seven granite pillars in the memorial that surround the blast site. These pillars represent the concept of Dharma, Nyaya, Satya, Tyaga, Samridhi, Vigyan and Shanti. These monumental granite structures are carved with swirling patterns. Their foundations were sprinkled with waters bought from the great rivers of every state and filled with sacred soil collected from those places where brave men and women laid down their lives for their beloved India. The seven holy rivers, namely the Ganga, Yamuna, Sindhu, Narmada, Kaveri, Brahmaputra and Godavari are also symbolized by these seven pillars. 1. Dharma - The Dharma Chakra tells us that human life must be governed by compassion, generosity and fidelity to duty.  2. Satya - The Bodhi Tree stands for Truth, whose leaves are many but whose root is one.  3. Nyaya - The Chhatri (umbrella) signifies the rule of Law, which defends our freedoms, delivers justice impartially and protects the weak and vulnerable.  4. Vigyan - The Star of Knowledge represents learning and science, which free the mind from prejudice and ignorance and which light our way to living in harmony with one another and with nature.  5. Tyaga - The Flames of Sacrifice reminds us of generations who have suffered and toiled in the service of the country to make possible out todays and tomorrows.  6. Shanti - The Lotus of Peace stands for non- violence, tolerance, and concord amongst people and nations and kindness towards all fellow creatures.  7. Samriddhi - The Bushel of Grain represents progress, abundance and the flowering of human creativity. The Vision of Rajiv Gandhi: This bas relief is sculptured in the great tradition of Mamallapuram. The first section of the frieze is carved with symbolic representation of the Himalayas and the ganga , of the glories of the Nature and of India's Rich and diverse flora and fauna. The central figure of Rajiv Gandhi is surrounded by the people looking up to him in admiration. Image of Rural India, cities and factories and the wonder of science and technology covers the rest of the frieze. The theme of the frieze, conveyed through a multitude of figures, motifs and scenes, is the evocation of Rajiv Gandhi's India. The memorial also has one of the biggest flag staffs of India carrying Indian National Flag. Adjacent to the flag is a tapered pathway in stone that marks Rajiv Gandhi’s last walk leading to the spot where he fell martyr. The entire memorial is well maintained and looks green. Entry time is 6.00Am to 9.pm Indian Globetrotting Pays Tribute to this great leader of India