Ekta Sthal to be a common memorial site for leaders
Ruhi Bhasin : New Delhi, Wed Feb 27 2013, 01:49 hrs
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The memorial site will be built keeping in mind the requirements of space and will be befitting the stature of dignitaries. It will also help streamline the maintenance and cut down on expenses, the official said.
The Urban Development ministry is also carrying out work to create an integrated path through all the samadhis.
"Proper signages will also be put up. A lot of people visiting this area tend to get lost here. To ensure that they can access the area without any trouble, a proper path will be built along the area,'' the official said.
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