Journey Through Time
The Prime Ministers Museum and Library is housed in the sprawling Thirty Acre historic Teen Murti campus located south of Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.
1929–30 | Built by the British
Designed by Robert Tor Russell and built in 1929–30 as part of Edwin Lutyens' imperial capital, Teen Murti House was originally built as the official residence of the British Commander-in-Chief in India.
1929–30 | Built by the British
Designed by Robert Tor Russell and built in 1929–30 as part of Edwin Lutyens' imperial capital, Teen Murti House was originally built as the official residence of the British Commander-in-Chief in India.
Key Attractions
Explore the unique facilities, research wings, space science venues, and reference collections that comprise the Prime Ministers Museum and Library campus.
Block 1
Witness the making of the constitution, democratic foundations, key amendments, and the translation of the constitution in different languages. Step into the historical debates and the democratic journey of modern India. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.
Block 2
Explore the modern galleries of independent India since 1947. These spaces showcase the individual visions, major domestic policies, international relationships, and unique historical legacies of each of the country's Prime Ministers. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
Nehru Planetarium
Explore India's rich astronomical heritage and achievements in modern space science at the Aryabhata Gallery. Interactive exhibits and digital installations trace India's journey from ancient astronomical traditions to contemporary space missions, celebrating the legacy of great Indian astronomers.
Research
PMML's Fellowship programme is regarded as highly prestigious in academic circles, offering a variety of Fellowships supporting research on modern and contemporary Indian history and society. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor.
Library
The PMML Library houses an exhaustive collection of published material on numerous aspects of modern and contemporary Indian history. Regularly updated and expanded, it serves as a premier academic destination for Indian and foreign scholars from diverse disciplines and fields of interest.
Archives
The PMML Archives possess an impressive and diverse archival holding — manuscripts, oral histories, official records, rare documents, private papers, and photographs. These holdings make the PMML a major research destination for scholars studying modern and contemporary Indian history.
