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Dir/CA No.50028/34/2017/Adm-8/HQ NSG (Museum/^o^ DGA V mhSM Directorate General. NSG ^diary no. Mehram Nagar, , dated... Ne^r Domestic Airport, Palam. _ . NewDated Delhi-110 ; ^ i 037.August, 2017
The Principal Secretary •2-^ Directorate of Archeology & Museum 0' Govt. of Haryana
- . The National Security Guard, a Federal Contingency Force, was raised in 1984 for *>5|y combating terrorist activities with a view to protecting States against internal disturbances and for matters connected therewith.
2. Over a period of time a need was felt to establish Museum to provide comprehensive hi -awareness to the future generation about the service and sacrifices of the Commandos of NSG in
Manesar Garrison and so far it has been a popular attraction for NSG personnel as well as visitors to the NSG Garrison. The NSG Museum and the exterior landscaping was conceptualized by Shri Sanat Chatterjee, Padam Shree an alumni of the Bengal School of Arts. The mission of our Museum is to collect, restore and preserve NSG memorabilia, including weapon and equipments for display in a manner commemorating all the operational engagements in which Commandos of NSG fought.
3. As discussed by DG NSG with Secretary, Ministry of Culture (Govt of India) for providing Grant to NSG Museum for refurbishment, a letter of recommendation from your good office is required for flirtlier submissionjo Secretary,'Directorate Of Archaeology & Museum, Govt. of Haryana and finally to Ministry of Culture for approval.
4. It is therefore requested that our case for seeking financial assistance under the Museum Grant Scheme from Ministry of Culture may be recommended to achieve our desired goals in preserving antiquity and promoting NSG Museum.
Yours faithfully
(BrigftGi^h Suri) Dy Inspector General(Adm ) HQ.N^^(New Delhi) /'\
From Deputy Commissioner 8c District Magistrate, Guru gram.
The Secretary, ; Directorate of Cultural & Archaeology, Govt. of Haryana
, . • / Dated ^commendation for financial assistance for NSG iVlnsenm. • On the above noted subject, National Security Guard vide letter no. 50028/34/20i7/adm-8/HQ NSG (Museum)/2760 dated 14.08.2017 has made a request lor Tanclal assistance under the Museum Grant Scheme from Mln.try of Culture, Govt. of
India. National Security Guard Museum was commissioned in 1996 at NSG campus Manesar . National Security Guard has applied for Financial Assistance for refurbtshment of Us Museum from Ministry of Culture, govt. of India under Museum Grant Scheme. The copy of the letter is hereby forwarded with the recommended for grant of financial assistant for refurbishment of NSG Museum.
Deputy Commissioner & District Magistrate, Gurugram.
: as above.
Dated; - cop^l^^^Ii-tied to Directorate General. NSG Mehram Nagar^,Domest,c Air^rt, Palam, New Delhi Deputy commissioner & ' " District Magistrate, Gurugram. Vi- *.
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3. PROJECT FRAMEWORK 48-70 (A)DESIGN APPROACH (B)PROJECT SCOPE
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. THE EXTENTION (D)PROPOSED THEMATIC STORYLINE AND DISPLAY (E)PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE 71-73
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AIM ; The aim of the Museimi is to keep alive the memory of the I sacrifice and the heroic and valiant efforts of the Commandos of NSG in keeping our nation safe. The NSG Museum \ perpetrates the memory of| the lives sacrified in defense of the nation and stand as a tribute to' those who fought. The Museum themes are the collection and preservation of historical artifacts and operational research. The Museum is above all, for the increase and difilision of knowledge.
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•4k 'Panchgaon D?nnB HISTORY AND TIMELINE
The NSG was established in the wake of 1984 Operation Blue Stan and the high collateral damage \ to Golden Temple, and civilian and military ''li' collateral casualties. Since
its raising the NSG has ■ been used in Counter Terrorism, Counter Hijacking & VIP Protection Duties.
;-=rir:'reVr-^-r,x.-. " I.- -sr. J-C"': N.' v' ' . ft, -tk 29-30 April 1986; About 300 NSG 1 :'£ A n • '■ commandos stqrmed the Golden •. j • Temple in Operation Black Thunder 1. - .rji-G- i . The Temple was cleared and handed y-:M. i'l
over to Punjab Police on 1 May 1986^ . r/A.lr I. »-■ 300 Sikh militants were captured, and I . i I. ' - ;; . there were no deaths or injuries tor either side. Januaiy 1988; The NSG conducted Qe Black Hawk, a helAime (yeranon m „ ta:1 k.-.» the Mand area of Punjab In this Si Vh operation two terrorists were killed and one 7.62mni was recovered. I. May 1988: 1,000 NSG commandos (all ranks) surrounded the Goldra Teinple for yet another assault, in Operation .ir' Thunder H In operation between 15-18 May 1988, (! f 1 ; the NSG cleared the temple. 40 terrorists were killed, and 200 imi iy: surrendered. 111 i ; 4 August 1989: Operation Mouse M'i\ ' Trap in the Tarn Taran district of Punjab, in conjunction with Punjab Police and other security forces. . r, r'-' u . ai-' Vll' ■ >5- ~r.'- ■^11 I. • ■—V - • 10 November 1990; NSG task force flown to Kolkata to rescue hostages of a Thai airbus by Burmese students. 25-26 January 1991: The NSG was involved in Operation Ani Ben, on Ci tasks in Baroda, (Gujarat) where Punjab terrorists were holed up Inside a house. Two terrorists were killed and two AK- 47s were recovered. \ 27 March 1993: NSG mobilized and moved to Adampur for rescue of \ hostages of Indian Airlines Flight IC 486. 24-25 April 1993: NSG Commandos storm a hijacked Indian Airlines Boeing 737 with 141 passengers on board at Amritsar airport during Operation Ashwamedh. Two hijackers, including their leader, Mohammed Yousuf Shah, are killed and one is^disarmed before. No hostages are harmed. .12 J 15 July 1999; NSG commandos end a 30- hour standoff by killing 2 teiTorists and rescuing all 12 hostages unharmed in J&K. The terrorists had attacked a BSF campus- near Srinagar, killed 3 officers and the wife of another. The 12 hostages were kept locked in a room. 26 November 2008 Mumbai attacks — Operation Black Tornado and Operation Cyclone to flush out terrorists :v & rescue hostages after multiple attacks 1 across Mumbai, India. Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan and Havaldar Gajender \ li Singh Bisht of NSG lost their lives . V.
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A grenade or lED booby trapped on the body of a \ dead terrorist, and 12 other members of the unit were injured. Six terrorists were neutralised in the operation by the NSG. .-pr-.
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,r.irf. The driving spirit of the NSG begins with the entrance gate • . >■ and the railings all around the if-. vlf' \ museum. The fine blend of 13. tradition and modernity is ■ -w V witnessed in the artistic .•I; •J'fe arrangement of a bow and arrow •^45 \Y uv
.a-'..-' \ in a shooting position on the mi x- '' .Sd gate. Symbolizing alertness, 1 i single arrow facing the sky %\ 0 depicts one goal, concentration and growth. Completing the picture are two life size black AW i■- ^ 'd' Commandos standing guard on ■A ie-di i-' : either side of the, gate. The gate wik r iA. opens to usher into a world of action. —
The Space in front of the Museum's main ioor has been transformed into a ^^ ^ showpiece in the centre of the lush areSi park is the sculptural fountain depicting the hierarchy of the NSG. A central pillar ma^ ^2 black marble up N symbol "Sudershan Chata • The centre pillar symbolizes frie NSG y-i (N headquarters while flowing out /.ug ^;par left and right sides ^ the piUu Sngstands for centre. the forceThe nev^ HQ stoppingand the flow of water depicts the continuouseSng practme activity that theand two the groupsnever are engaged in.
i Surrounding of the fountain, there are the figures ot animals and birds amidst the flowering trees depicting the natural surrounding. ine fighting bulls symbolize force, the dancing peacock
provides a sense of rhythm irf W the standing decL alertness, all so typically of NSG. The d same characteristic theme is displayed on the fapade or the Museum where black stylized figures of NSG commandos can be seen in various training models^
24 V Right at the entry from the main door is the eye catching mural with stained glass \ - Ik rA effect, titled, 'The Seven iS 'I^ I W/ V- Horses' which stands for the -'ii! ^ • rr
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r Miw V Around the corridor walls of the Museum, there are over 20 metal sculptures emphasizing power, strength and determination. Starting with the birth of the cosmos, the beginning of all life, the sculptures make their way through time to mark the stone, copper and iron ages when man made his first weapon to initially survive and later used in his struggle for power. The sculptures move on to the Islamic and the I Colonial eras when technology stepped in to become a byword in security. The sculptures depict the unique blend of man and machine U ^ with total control over the ultimate weapon of defense.
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^ZTX10IZ?2rf The two cement murals on the left and the right comers of the building, taken from the Mahabharata, one showing Dronacharya training Arjun to concentrate and shoot, the other depicting Arjun, now haying achieved ultimate perfection, V targeting the eye of the fish aptly I-: symbolizes the transformation of a probationer into a marksman. The realistically crafted murals with the bronze effect brings us back to Ih® and tmth. The open space in the centre of the Museum has been symbolically crafted to display the comprehensive securit}' provided by the NSG to VIPs.
27 The NSG Museum proudly I preserves the operational history V.-' and heritage of the long years of its progress. The vast variety ot armaments gadgets, equipments and apparels all stand displayed in silent testimony of the I challenges of the time by gone. til* The displays of the Museum are housed in four rooms and the each room has visual displays, models and equipments recording the history of the i force, the men behind it and it 4M
heroes. The weapon & :f'iy equipments to fulfill the II.- Counter Terrorism, Counter Hijacking and VIP Security tasks are displayed.
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•ii;. o VISITOR'S PROFILE & VISITOR S remarks ;;;;^nderful display, Good Luck to NSGtea^ If.-S: 18/09/96 Shri A KTondon, IG NSG 1. Compliments to all NSG personnel. 18/09/96 Mai Gen R P Bhatia, Comdt. Training Centre 2. NSG Excellent beginning, Well done. Brig PVSahadevan, NSG 18/09/96 3. 04/03/97 Brig Balbir Singh 4. 11/09/97 Mai Gen Hoshiar Singh, NSG 5. Exhibits are in tune withwiu. the mission, excellent 25/10/97 Lt. Gen Ajai Singh, PVSM foundation, well done &keep it_^ 6.
24/12/97 Shri G S Pandher, IPS, DG BPR&D 7. Well Maintained & Projected Shri TRKakkar, IPS 27/07/98 Extremely impressive exhibit. ShriLKAdvani 21/09/98
21/09/98 ShriBansi Lai, CM Haryana 10 21/09/98 Shri B P Singh, Union Home Secretary 11. On a Visit to tiiElite NSG Trg. Centre with CRPF 30 trainee officers 28/12/99 Shri A S Sidhu, Asstt. Director, CRP 12.
A I I. c Very thrilling experience to visit MSG. 28/12/99 rshriYKMathur, Comdt 13, A very rev\/arding visit. 29/03/00 Shri S K Banerjee, ADG, Karnataka 14. Police impressed with the professionalism and 03/04/00 Maj Gen R Karthikeyan, GOC 22 Inf. commitment. 15. Div. Shri VT Mathew, Jt. Asstt. Director, An impressive Camp 29/12/00 16. CRPF Excellent vi/ork being done, Keep it up. 03/12/01 Shri N A Viswanathan, iVlHA 17. Highly educative. Proud on NSG 23/02/02 Shri Kaval Kumar, Director, NICF 18. Contributes to the knowledge of NSG 05/04/02 Shri R'S Mooshahary, IPS, DG NSG Well laid out, Impressive 20/04/02 Col. Pradeep Sharma 20. Excellent 01/05/02 Maj Gen Mono P Bhagat 21. 03/07/02 Brig Ravinder Kumar 22. Very educative 13/07/02 Dr. P S Pasricha, Commissioner of 23. Addl. D6P, Maharastra Very educative, well laid 26/07/^ Shri R K Bargava, Comdt. BSC to see and 24, „nrierstand the various weapons . 26/07/02 Shri S B Sawarkar, DIG, Special 25. Security Training School Pune ShriNKTripathi, IGP, MP Very illustrative 31/07/02 26. Very rewarding visit.. 19/08/02 Shri Pervar Ramulu, DGPAP, 27. Hyderabad
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32 fel : :i|>v mfi . > ■ '■ I " Keep the flag high. 43. 16/02/04 Dr. L C Coutinho, Prof. Nagpur Univ. Fascinating experience. , 44. 12/03/04 Shri Abhishek Khanna Unique experience. 45. 17/04/03 Shri R K Huda Mind blowing experience. 45. 08/05/04 Dr. Saroj, Addl. Director Amazing and informative 47. 11/06/04 Mrs. Aditi Mittal,
Very informative 48. 12/06/04 Mrs. Mohina Das, Principal , Amity Very impressive and well maintained. I 49. 04/08/04 Mohd. Abdul Sattar, Rep of Maldives The dedication and efficiency of the NSG in this 50. 21/08/04 Shri Dhirendra Singh, Union Home Secretary Museum. \ Learning experience, dedication, commitment & 51.' ^ 27/08/04 Shri V Ravindranath, Director, NBRC motivation is inspiring.
Illuminating experience 52. 08/09/04 Shri Arun Patnail, IPS IG Mumbai Police Very well organized, very well conceptualized 53. 15/10/04 ShriShivraj U Patil .A good visit 54. 19/10/04 MajGen (Retd.) V Rajaram Very well kept and educative ■ 55. :ii/ii/04 Brig. Ashwani Belil . Very impressive Museum 56. 23/02/05 Shri ShakarBarva, ADG CID Assam VetV Impressive' ' 57. ■ ;23/03/05 ' Shri B K Dey, Director, BSG Academy Very interesting. Keep it up. 58. 07/04/05 ShriAKRastogi, MHA
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■ M Marvelously done. 59. 15/04/05 Maj Gen S S Grewai^ IG NSG Interesting place 60. 30/04/05 Shri K Durga Prasad, IPS, IG AP Police Testimony of the heroic work done by the force. 61. 19/06/05 Shri Harminder Raj Singh, IAS JS(Pr\/l) A lovely feeling 62. 19/06/05 Maj Gen M S Rathore, Army War College Great collection of arms and photograph. 63. 26/07/05 57^^ RR SVPNPA 4 Well planned and decently maintained. 64. 26/07/05 ShriAKMitra, DG, NSG Very educative. 65. 08/08/05 Air Marshal HS Garkal, Air HQ Very impressive overview of the force 66. 09/08/05 Brig. H P Singh, Dogra Regiment Centre Black cats agility and alertness visible in organized 67. 13/08/05 Shri Rajnesh Sahai, Dte Police fin. Ministry of Home affaires Museum Very impressive & Well maintained Museum 68. 24/08/05 Shri Prakash Tripathi, Addl. SP, UP Police Academy 1 69. 30/08/05 Shri A. K Prasad 16 Dagoi of ISA CRPF Very interactive session M/ABO Very educating & enlightening trip to the Museum 70. 08/09/05 Shri Dilbag Singh, IPS Director SSG J&K For Knowledge point of view Museum is very good. 71. 08/09/05 , Shri S. L Meena, Sup. Engg/ Course Director Very informative collection 72. 08/04/06 Shri V. N Gaur, Secretary (Police) Min of Home affair
34 teiissscpr- ; 'I: Nice to see an excellent Museum 73. 17/05/06 Brig. N. S Pradlar
74. 18/07/06 Shri B. V Ramana Kumar The standard of NSG is very high and pride of India. S P From A.P
75. 24/07/06 Col Yeo Eidth, Chief Command Officer, Very impressive Singapore Armed Force
76. 10/09/06 Shri Jyoti Krishan Dutt An excellent display of items covering the origin DG, NSG and development of the elite NSG
77. 29/11/06 Col. B. S Rathore, 03 Haryana Bn NCC A wonderful organisation
78. 07/01/07 Shri S. Samant, IAS Joint Sect. New Delhi Very enriching and gave an insight aboutthe functioning of the elite force.
79. 07/03/07 Shri P.K.H Tharakan, Indian Police Source Well maintained & organized Museum (Retd)
80. 21/03/07 Shri S. S Harta ,Comdt(Adm) ITBP Well maintained, educative & Informative Academy (UK)
Excellent 81. 09/07/07 Brig. G. S Sisodia, HQ NSG Very informative 82. 07/08/07 Brig Padam Budhwar, NSG
83. 01/09/07 Col. P. N Rao, SM .Vel7 impressive " •' •
84. 29/09/07 Col D. N Mathur, CBS Sarol
85. 29/09/07 ■ • Col M. M Shukia, CBS Sarol
86. 29/09/07 Col. Uttam Singh, YSM
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IBta g rf• ' •! ■ i Well maintained and informative 87. 10/12/07 Shri B. Bala Naga Devi, IPS Asst. Director, SVPNPA Well maintained 88. 08/01/08 Lt. Col. R. D Shrama Very interesting and educative 89. 03/04/08 Shri L. S Manda, Dy. SP, Rajasthan Police Very interesting and excellent 90. 26/04/08 Shri K. C Deka, IPS Chief Manager ONGC, Assam Very memorable visit 91. 26/04/08 Lt. Col T. C Bhattacharya, l/C Security, ONGE (JH)
— Shri Chandrasekhar, Cah Sec. History of illustrious force is systematically 92. preserved. \ Very well conceptualized and maintained Museum 93.. ■15/05/08 Col. Rhand Saroha, Gp Cdr SATG An impressive Museum 94. 15/05/08 Col. D. S Rana, SM Gp Cdr (Trg), NSG HQ Very impressed and overwhelmed with level of 26/06/08 Commodore Esala Teleni, HQ FIJI Police 95. dedication. Very informative and educative Museum 96. 05/07/08 Col. J. S Bhardwaj Verv well maintained Museum 97. 22/11/08 Lt. Jycti, -Adm Officer, 3 Haf(G) Hisar Well organized Museum 98. 02/12/08 Col Antonio Mulhon Highly educative Museum- 99. • ■ : 17/12/08 Shri S S P Yadav, DGP, APP . > rShriM.SDhoni Felt great to know about NSG through Museum. 100. 19/01/09 Mrs. Roop Aulaken,,'. ; ' ' . it is remarkable to knovy cohesion and support ■ 101. : 05/07/09 between Army and "the armed forces. V ' ( ' • • ■ ' f.l K ' ■ . -
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Impressed with the artifacts 102. 10/08/09 Shri N.P. S Aaulakh, DG NSG Very interesting and thoughtful experience. 103. 22/12/09 Shri Jav Dhillon , Calgry Canada Very enioyable and informative 104. 22/12/09 Shri Karanveer Dhillonj San Francisco Exciting visit for the children 105. 06/02/10 Mrs. Manisha Yadav, K. V NSG Manesar Heartfelt wishes for a bright future for NSG. 106. 08/02/10 Dr. Rupesh Kumar, lAS(P) 2009 Batch Brave unit in our country. 107. 12/02/10 Shri Taruves Suresh, Sec. officer APFSL, Hyd. \ The best. 108. 12/02/10 Shri Ravi Kumar, liM Banglore Motivating Museum 109. 12/02/10 Dr. Pradeep Kumar, BARC, Mumbai Brave Heroes. 110.' 12/02/10 Dr. Sukhvinder Kaur CFSL Hyderabad Very good and really grateful to NSG 111. 12/02/10 Shri Bagehi, CFSL, Kolkata Very Good and proud of NSG. 112. 12.02.10 Shri Subhasish Mukherji CFSL, Kolkata Excellent 113. 12.02.10 Shri Syed Haul Kasim, IPS S.P (BIEC) Assam An enriching experience. 114. 04/03/10 Shri BhupenderSingh, AiG,SPG Wonderful experience, preserve the heritage. 115. 02/05/10 Col. A. DSwami, 08JAKRIF Memorable and motivating 116. 11/05/10 'Lt. Satish Ahlawat, DPS Maruti Kunj, Gurgaon Good source of inspiration to all new comers to 117. 12/05/10 Brig. AK Dixit, DIG (Comn), HQ NSG NSG.
37 Great experience & memorable trip. 118. 12/06/10 ShriSatish Godara,(RJS) Judicial Magistrate, Jaipur Very well maintained. 119. 17/06/10 Brig. G. V Satyanarayana, Trg. Centre , NSG An eye opener for any individual 120. 19/06/10 Mrs. Vanl G W/o Brig. G. V Satyanarayana An eye opener 121. 19/06/10 Mrs. Nivedita V^/o Col. Rajiv Patra Very well maintained and good display 122. 19/06/10 Mrs. Sushila W/o Col. Chaand Saroha Excellent display. 123. 19/06/10 Mrs. Sonia W/o Col. Bhardwa] High spirit. 124. 19/06/10 Mrs. Nisha Shekhawat
19/06/10 Mrs. Neena Sharma An enlightening and aesthetic display of the mighty 125. tasks performed by the mighty force. Keep the spirit going in NSG. 126 19/06/10 Mrs. Satya Yadav W/o Col. S. K Yadav Every collection is good and knowledgeable. 127. 19/06/10 Mrs. Melta Rawat Extremely and well kept Museum. 128. 08/07/10 Mrs. Kiran Rang! Very nice iviuseurn. 129. 28/09/10 W/o Breard Rodolphe, Magere Gregory Very impressive. 130. 25/10/11 Air Com. Rajesh Isser, VM{G)PD Ops (H),, Air HQ An interesting concept and a fairly good collection. 131. 15/10/10 Shri Rajan K. Medhekar, DG NSG The Museum represents the devejopnientof NSG. 132; 20/11/10 ShriAnurag Sharma, Ad'dl DG/(AP)
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4W: inspiring 133. 07/12/10 Mrs. Tanishka Koacher NID, Ahmedabad Very good collection, showing the history & 30/12/10 ShriTarun Nayak, IPS Trainee (2009 134. achievement of NSG Batch) Good to see the domain of activities performed by 30/12/10 Shri Anees Ahmad Ansari, IPS (P)(2009 135. NSG in Museum. Batch] It preserves the history of courage. 136. 12/01/11 Maj. Gen. P 5 Paul, IG Trg Centre, NSG Lucid overview of the history. 137. 08/02/11 Shri Joyoshi Das Gupta, IAS Mussoorie (2010 Batch) Prof. Maj. Dr. S Bakhtiar Chaudhary, Indeed an excellent review of knowledge, sacrifice 138. 27/05/11 & commitment of NSG. Hyderabad
139.' 02/06/11 Capt. Shankar Das, 51 SAG KVS Counselor DK Azad, R K Puram Wonderful organization. 140. 02/06/11 New Delhi Well maintained and memorable account of the 03/06/11 Maj Gen. P. S Paul, IG Trg. 141. past.
Well maintained Museum. 142. 28/11/11 Shri B. R Palli, Team Cdr, NSG HQ Hats off and salute to the elite force, 143. 26/12/11 Shri Sarah Sharma, IPS(P) Ajoy Prasad, IPS(P) ' Shri Ashish Vachiham, IAS Dy Director Truly inspiring. 144. 09/02/11 ,(Sr) LBSNAA Outstanding achievements of NSG. 145. 28/03/12 Shri K K Pandey, Program me Director APPPA-37
146. 17/04/12 Brig. A K Narmlo 39 Vibrant and useful. 04/05/12 ShriSubhash Joshi, DG MSG 147. Knowledgeable & tactful for security reference. 148. 13/09/12 All Probationer RPS- Batch No 45 Raj. Police Academy Glimpse of history of courage. 149. 17/11/12 Dr. Sanjeev Mishra , CCA, MHA Shri AVM PN Pradhan, ACAS Ops (T&M), All the artifacts have been thoughtfully shown . 150. 16/12/12 Air HQ Shri Ingit Pratap Singh, IPS S-169 First Proud of NSG \ 151. 17/12/12 Floor, N/Delhi-48 Shri Anand Kumar, Astt. Director SVP A wonderful experience. 152. 17/12/12 \ NPA, Hyd Acquainted with the glorious history & RPS (Probationers) Batch NO. 46 153.. 29/12/12 achievements of NSQ Rajasthan Police Excellent collection with maintenance. Shri K Das , CFSL, Kolkata 154. 08/02/13 Excellent collection & exhibition. 155. 14/02/13 Shri Jayant Singh- LaL Bahadur Shastri, Sr Dy Dir LBSNAA
156. 14/02/13 Maj Gen Moni Chandi, IG Trg Centre NSG Graat Experience Mrs Rita Bhaiia 157. 16/03/13 Wonderful insight of NSG. Shri H. Puri 27 EAM 158. 28/03/13 Great Job. Mrs Rani & Thomas 159,. 24/04/13 ^ Shri Jacob Thomas An eye opening experience getting to know the 160. 24/04/13 activities of NSG.
An inspiring visit. Brig. Surendra Mehta.. 161. 25/04/13 40 ,:4i
Wei! maintained & motivational. 162. isjoifis Shri Pravin Kumar, G. Dhuraiya, DSP Gandhinagar
Anthony and Molly Kailiath 664 Robbins Very impressive and shoves the discipline & hard 163. 19/08/13 Beach Road Killen, Alabama. USA work of the force. Great educative visit. 19/08/13 Col. S M Bharti, Co, 25 AD Regt. Enlighten experience, well maintained. 22/10/13 Shri T. S Kripamani, IDAS (Retd) Ex- FA, NSG/CRPF Inspiring visit. 166. 11.11.13 Col. K V Kochar (Retd) NSIC Bhawan, MSME Wonderful experience to know the work done by jr Shri H. K.TThomas, Ramapuram, 167. 25/11/13 Bangalore NSG. \ An interesting set up. 168. 23/12/13 LT Col. Vikram Pahuja, BEG & Centre Roorkee Wonderful & well maintained Museum. 169. 31/12/13 Shri G. S Rai, AD (IS) SVPNA, Hyderabad
170. 25/01/14 Col. J Beniwab GC (Ops) HQ, NSG Proud to be associated with this fine org. 171 27/01/14 . Maj. Gen. B. S Das IG (Ops) HQ NSG We appreciate your hard work. 172. 10/02/14 Cdr. Joseph Agnes TAMPA Florida, USA Hats off NSG. 173. 13/02/14 Dr. G. Lakshmisha , IAS LBSNAA, Masoorie Very educative and enjoyable tour. 174. 19/02/14 Mrs Aswathey Mathew, C/o Lt.Gen Thomas Mathew Very informative visit. Miss Elizabeth ■zrr 175. 22/02/14 An enlightening visit. 08/03/14 Mrs. Radha Chaudhary 176. Shri M. Abraham George DySP ISO, Very memorable visit. 18/03/14 177. Bangalore ^^7^;;;;;;;Verma,DSSC welling^ Very educative & inspirational. 31/03/14 178. DPS Manesar 29/04/14 .SKausher,DirGen.WKS.hlvirr very informative Museum. 30/05/14 Maj Gen \ C Branch A memorable visit. 23/06/14 ShrTum^siTN^yal. Dy Comdt. ITBP 181. Massoorie A rhaudhary, DIG Comn. 29/06/14 16/07/14 Brig. D AChaturvedb Force Cdr Col.Rahumu^^ 16/07/14 Wonderful experience. 26/07/14 Mrs. Pushpita Mitra W/o Lt. Gen. S. Mit GOC,Delhi true heroes "The An honor a MajGen. Ajay Sah 16/01/14 Black Cats" ^ 186. :"7T7Zrr^sreat insight into what rill SXUCI .ii.--; --• 16/08/14 187. Visvwanathan. educational and inspirational^ Great experience, 16/08/14 Mrs. AnuksitiYadav well thought and well organized place. 188. 16/08/14 ProfPravatK. Mandal National Brain 189. research Centre Manesar Wonderful and informative visit
25/09/14 Lt c^^c^h Charan. 1 Garhwal Ri^ 190. Rich heritage of NSG. 27/10/14 I "'"iMaj Gen. Suresh Gupta 191. I
..a. -m- Indeed great and noble. Dr. K Ramachandran, Director, DIPR 192. 01/11/14 DRDO Great to be back in Museum after 25 years. Col. Jacob Dominic, VSM (Retd)(Ex. 51 193, 06/11/14 SAG] Highly impressive 10/12/14 TheTN Police Team 194. H/CAPTVidyakam,AlMC NSG is the real heroes of the nation. 195. IZIUM Wonderful place with glimpse of all the ops 06/01/15 ITBP Team Headed by Vindo Kr Deriwal, conducted by NSG 196. AC I It contains all the collections of the force & history 13/01/15 CRPF 46(A) Batch DAGOs headed by of ops. 197. Sh.D.K.SDeo,DC Very informative and exciting 27/01/15 Shri Thomas E. Ramapuram 198. Very enthralling experience. [Vis. Y Chattopadhyay 199. 28/01/15 VeryVCfy interestingmi.'-''——*-> and inspiring. 30/01/15 Shri Satish D. Deshpande 200. Encouraging to see us on the forefronts of guarding 26/02/15 ShriPrashant Chopra India. 201. Wonderful, very well maintained. 03/03/13 A/C Khujah Jurry, NRS 202, Very wonderful. 03/03/15 ShriPhatikCh. Bordoles 203. Most important part of national security. 08/03/15 Shri Suresh Kr Bhandari, 204 Secretary-Energy Wonderful experience and memories. 01/04/15 Shri D.N Thapliyal, VP Daivi, RIMC 205. Dehradun(UK) Excellent explanation and narrations. 05/04/15 Mr.Boby Mathew 11 C Skyline, Kochi, ■ZfT 206. Kerala ifU r-t-' ■ rl5 o - Mr AnnannaMathew.P.O Kerala 05/04/15 YoLi are vigilant throughout so we are safe & (Vlr. SunuBoby, Kerala 05/04/15 secure. 208. -rTT7:;T;x: 06/05/15 Shri inkieet Singh, DySPU.K Police — 209, Very inspiring 09/05/15 Mr. FR Thomas Kunnunkal 210. Very surprising and inspiring, 11/05/15 Shri G. Karthikeyan, DSP Tamilnadu 211. Police
I 19/05/15 Shri Uasant Ayyappan,Indian Hotels Co the NSG alive. 212, Ltd. >0 Very great effort on part of MSG. 27/05/15 Shri Subrata Sen, Creative Museum 213 Designers Kolkata r„.ic pnnH to visit the organization on gro^ 29/05/15 Air rnmrirVishwanathPrakash, HQ IDS 214. Fantastic and wonderful 20/06/15 Dr. Manier, Kerala 215. chnRnniMavengbam(MPS),Manipur Wnndnrful and inspiring Museum. 17/07/15 216. Wonderful and amazing Museum. SI Deepak Singh, CG STF 217. 17/07/15 17/07/15 Dy SP CDO Imphal WestManipur | Zl5, Well done 08/09/15 Shri Mahu\A/ood A. Ch. SSP 219. .wonderful things and incidentsjonar^ 12/09/15 Shri Satinder Satti, Actress 220. Wonderful and exciting. 23/09/15 Shri S Ramakrishan, Asst Security Commissioner RPF Informative, nice & knowledgeable^ Shri &mnl 1 Ittamraw Pawar, Mahrashtra 222. 10/10/15 44
m mmm ["Kr "m Weil Maintained. 27/10/15 Shri Ram Swaroop, H-l/S sector-16 223. N/DGlhi-11085 Very nice collection and informative. Mrs Deepika Tomar W/o Wg Cdr 224. 07/11/15 Tomar Very nice Museum. 17/11/15 ShriSatish Kr.TC Cdr, NSG 225. Excellent combination of History & spirituality Shri Parthraj Singh Gohil, IPS (OT) 226 17/11/15 Excellent in decoration. Dhritiman Sarkar 227. 17/11/15 An enriching experience 28/11/15 Shri Kundan Krishan, IG ATS Bihar 228. Very inspiring. -T 28/11/15 Shri Vikas Kumar, SP ATS Raj. 229. Very Motivating 09/01/16 Mr. Satish 230. Very informative. 14/03/16 Emmanuel T. Ramapuram, Chairman 231. orange country Very great information. 14/03/16 Mr. Fr. a;G, Manager, Mysore 232. A presentation prepared with honor. Such a ShriThresi Emmanuel Ramapuram 233. 14/03/16 pleasure. 5hnivi.^unQa,===..,.nv=. - - by NSG in this Museum. 234. 28/03/16 Chennai Very good work by NSG, good collection. Shri Ravikiran M.S, Sub Insp. of police 235. 28/03/16 Karnataka Wonderful experience. 22/04/16 Mrs Poonam Natrajan 236. Amazing work being done by NSG. 22/04/16, Mrs; Charulekha 237. Very impressive and inspiring. Mrs Radhika Alkazi 238. 22/04/16 45 Great learning. Mrs. Anuradha Jasrptia 239. 22/04/16' 1
Excellent Museum. 23/04/16 240 Good insight into the history of operations Brig. H.S Walia, DIG (Trg) 241. 27/05/16 undertaken by NSG. Very good history. 27/05/16 Mrs Isha Singh 242. impressed with.professionalism of NSG Col. Ajay Kumar Singh 243. 11/06/16 ShriShobhitTiwari Temple belonging to men working for the nation. 244. 11/06/16 I Awesome. 11/06/16 Shri Dhruv Bhatt, Tarapur Enclave 245. Thanks for saving and protecting our lives. 11/06/16 Shri Vishnu Tiwari 246. All the best. \ 15/06/16 Col. Naveen Verma, GC FOS 247. Really interesting. 22/06/16 Mrs. Ranvir Singh 248. Excellent work done. 23/06/16 Mrs. Karneeka Singh 249. Awesome collection, very well preserved. 25/06/16 Shri Amit Mittal, Pitarnpura Delhi 250. Great to see the achievements. 18/07/16 Dr. L. L Mandal & Friend Our Nation's Pride. '21/07/16 Mrs. Alok Sharma, Faridabad 252. Nation is prcud of NSG and its sacrifice fornation. 25/07/17 ShriJiwan Parkash Aggrawal; Panchkuia 253. Nice to see proud nriorhents of NSG. Lt. Col O. P Yadav, 21C Cbmn GP 254. 18/08/16 Shri Rajiv Pratap Rudy, Union Min For Proud of NSG, 255. 26/10/16 Skills Very strong defense.institute. Lt. Pramod T. Jagtap, 5 Mah Bn NCC Excellent visit. Col. S.P Lai, 1216 Sector29 Noida Gives a in Hpntff history ofNSG, welifept Museum. dig (Ops & TrgI ;■ V ■ • • ' 46 ii-A..'
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Making of a CDO I ' Different tralning-oii Hie road, ravines, slope, rope, ladder, buliseye, fire obstacles, slithering from helicopter, freefdll will form separate chapters. i. \ A showcase",:of^ guhs will be a special display in fliis gallery* ,y -K- ^ ;h'- • • • ■;"2 ■! t-; -v: " ■> .v. • • ' --'O r-i, "J scenes. ot.a Guard down d rope and in jock ciimbirig sport will ! in tv/o cornersers of Itie hall. . v. ViaurelsliSMIel'^bb levels: wjli;: be ^displd^ y- , / siSssr^ZEa. ixis: NSG Museum Manesar Gurugram IX. Martyrs Gallery: □ Raised sculptured sketches/paintings on canvas will be displayed in a stepped A fashion with provision for expansion. \ □ A roll of honour on a special pedestal at the base of the display to pay respect to person who laid down their lives for the country. -61- CXL NSG Museum ManesarGurugram X. Honours & Awards □ Honours and Awards to be displayed in showcases specially designed for medals etc. S2- NSG Museum Manesar Gurugram XI. store □ The rooms designated as store will be converted to a) Curator s room, b) Documentation centre, c) Restoration iab, \ d) Library and e) & f) stores. 1 I'-i NSG Museum Manesar Gurugram y XII The courtyards available shall be used as • ,• - ■; I. -.- - , ' "'.O r -64 NSG Museum Manesar Gurugram XIII □ PA and audio system is suggested for the whole museum for music and emergency announcements. K .65- --T NSG Museum ManesarGurugram y Diorama n- riT; vr>i-\ •iS \ CN^ 75 Vr ■iV'.-: 'a ^->Jl 1?: NSG Museum Manesar Gurugram ■C Gallery View i ,ri' \ > * "1,1 'I t '' ■ ZJji t-'. -Lil^i '')?r rf"4;rd ^ ^•L . • 0\ .:-V--' :I V .. . ■ i''' i "V ip'siw-'*- : f w;5 IJi '■'.■ii ^s?5--^-r jmBT'?' ■ I ..--67 Tl~ useum Manesar Gurugram II' 7?r^ I-,?. 'i"? T"V7r»V' . 68 NSG Museum ManesarGurugram i a m.^££T'rfS& • '\^ ' T'-T 69 i:-* NSG Museum Manesar Gurugram M Gallery View ■ \ I ' I m vis .70^ NSG Museum Manesar Gurugram From Deputy Commissioner & District Magistrate, Gurugram. To The Secretary, Directorate of Cultural & Archaeology, Govt. of Haryana No / Dated Sub: Recommendation for financial assistance for NS(. Museum. On the above noted subject, National Security Guard vide letter no. 50028/34/2017/adm-8/HQ NSG (Museum)/2760 dated 14.08.2017 has made a request for financial assistance under the Museum Grant Scheme from Ministry of Culture, Govt, of India. National Security Guard Museum was commissioned in 1996 at NSG,campus Manesar . National Security Guard has applied for Financial Assistance for refurbishment of its Museum from Ministry of Culture, govt. of India under Museum Grant Scheme. The copy of the letter is hereby forwarded with the recommended for grant of nnancial assistant for refurbishment of NSG Museum. Deputy Commissioner & District Magistrate, Gurugram. Attached : as above. ^copy Fndst is forwarded No to Directorate General.Dated:- NSG Mehram^ Nagar,jtor Domestic Airport, Palam, New Delhi ■ Deputy Commissioner & District Magistrate, Gurugram. From I f Principal Secretary to Govt, Haryana Department of Archaeology & Museums To The Director General, NSG Mehram Nagar Near Domestic Airport, Palam New Delhi - 110 037 Memo No: Date: Subject: Recommendation for the construction of Museum In reference of your letter no. 50028/34/2017/Adm-8/HQ NSG (Museum/2806) dated 21^' August 2017 this is to inform you that Government of Haryana (^oesnThave any probR^ and gives NOC to the project ^nced^by NSG for^e construction of museum. Hence Department of Archaeolo^ and Museums Haryana •wpcomes^d provide the recommendation to aforesaid project and j^U^s proceeding with their project.^ Dy. Director For Principal Secretary to Govt, Haryana Department of Archaeology & Museums ■\ From Principal Secretary to Govt. Haryana Department of Archaeology & Museums To The Director General, NSG Mehram Nagar Near Domestic Airport, Palam New Delhi - 110 037 Memo No: ^ Date: Cylj'^j)'^ Subject: Recommendation for grant of financial assistance for refurbishment of NSG Museum With reference to your letter no. 50028/34/2017/Adm-8/HQ NSG (Museum/2806) dated 21^^ August 2017 on the subject above. The Department of Archaeology & Museums, Govt. of Haryana has no objection for refurbishment of NSG Museum at Manesar Garrison. Government of Haryana will not provide financial assistance since the department has no budget under the Museum Grant Scheme for promoting such Museums but the department has no objection if the Govt. of India provides financial assistance to your Museum. Only technical support may provide by the Govt. of Haryana if required. Dy. Director n For Principal Secretary to Govt. Haryana C) Department of Archaeology & Museums