Lieutenant General Anindya Sengupta, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C), Central Command, visited the under-construction Trishul Raksha Sanghralaya at Moradabad to review the progress of this significant nation-building initiative aimed at preserving India’s rich military heritage.
During the visit, the Army Commander witnessed firsthand the steady advancement of the project and highlighted the Indian Army’s sustained commitment to safeguarding institutional memory and strengthening the military–civil connect through public outreach and heritage conservation.
Lt Gen Sengupta interacted with Mr A.K. Singh, IAS, Divisional Commissioner, and Mr Devyanshu Patel, IAS, Municipal Commissioner, and commended their collective vision and administrative resolve in shaping the Sanghralaya into a world-class institution. He appreciated the collaborative effort in ensuring that the museum reflects the गौरवगाथा of India’s Armed Forces and their enduring contribution to national security.
Envisioned as a dynamic centre of knowledge and inspiration, the Trishul Raksha Sanghralaya will feature rare war artefacts, vintage weapon systems, archival records, immersive galleries and interactive war-room experiences. More than a repository of history, the museum will stand as a living tribute to courage, leadership and patriotism, inspiring citizens, youth and researchers to connect deeply with the legacy and ethos of soldiering in India.
