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No.50028/34/2017/Adm-8/HQ NSG (Museum/^o^Directorate General. NSG

Mehram Nagar,Ne^r Domestic Airport, Palam. _ .New Delhi-110 037.

Dated ; ^ i August, 2017The Principal SecretaryDirectorate of Archeology & MuseumGovt. of Haryana

for matters connected therewith.

2. Over a period of time a need was felt to establish Museum to provide comprehensiveawareness to the future generation about the service and sacrifices of the Commandos of NSG in

- . 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

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Manesar Garrison and so far it has been a popular attraction for NSG personnel as well asvisitors to the NSG Garrison. The NSG Museum and the exterior landscaping wasconceptualized 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, includingweapon and equipments for display in a manner commemorating all the operationalengagements in which Commandos of NSG fought.

3. As discussed by DG NSG with Secretary, Ministry of Culture (Govt of India) forproviding Grant to NSG Museum for refurbishment, a letter of recommendation from your goodoffice 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 MuseumGrant Scheme from Ministry of Culture may be recommended to achieve our desired goals inpreserving antiquity and promoting NSG Museum.

Yours faithfully

(BrigftGi^h Suri)Dy Inspector General (Adm )

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Deputy Commissioner 8cDistrict Magistrate,Guru gram.

The Secretary, ;Directorate of Cultural & Archaeology,Govt. of Haryana

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^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 lorTanclal assistance under the Museum Grant Scheme from Mln.try of Culture, Govt. ofIndia.

National Security Guard Museum was commissioned in 1996 at NSG campusManesar . National Security Guard has applied for Financial Assistance for refurbtshment ofUs 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 offinancial assistant for refurbishment of NSG Museum.

Deputy Commissioner &District Magistrate,Gurugram.

: as above.

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cop^l^^^Ii-tied to Directorate General. NSG Mehram Nagar^,Domest,cAir^rt, Palam, New Delhi

Deputy commissioner &' " District Magistrate,

Gurugram.

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INTRODUCTION

(A) INTRODUCTION 4-5(B) AIM & OBJECTIVE OF

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(C) REGIONAL SETTING(D) HISTORY AND

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(E) SITE ANDSURROUNDINGS

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(C) EXISTING MUSEUMDISPLAY

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•N.INTRODUCTION

NSG Museum wascommissioned in 1996 and hasbeen a popular attraction forNSG personnel as well asvisitors to the NSG Garrison.The Museum, dedicated tounflinching zeal and spirit ofNSG personnel, proudlypreserves the operational historyand the long year of itsexistence, progress and serviceto the nation, displaying avariety of armament, gadgetsand equipments.

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AIM ; The aim of the Museimi is to

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of NSG in keeping our nationsafe. 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 Museumthemes are the collection and

preservation of historical artifactsand operational research. TheMuseum is above all, for the

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The objective of NSGMuseum is to collect,restore and preserve NSGmemorabilia. In particularweapon and equipments fordisplay in a manner,commemorating all theoperational engagements inwhich Commandos of NSGfought. NSG Museumprovides comprehensiveeducation to teach futuregeneration about theservice and sacrifices of theCommandos of NSG.

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HISTORY AND TIMELINE

The NSG was established

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Operation Blue Stan andthe high collateral damageto Golden Temple, andcivilian and militarycollateral casualties. Since

its raising the NSG hasbeen used in Counter

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29-30 April 1986; About 300 NSGcommandos stqrmed the GoldenTemple in Operation Black Thunder 1.The Temple was cleared and handedover to Punjab Police on 1 May 1986^300 Sikh militants were captured, andthere were no deaths or injuries toreither side.

Januaiy 1988; The NSG conducted QeBlack Hawk, a helAime (yeranon m „the Mand area of Punjab In thisoperation two terrorists were killed andone 7.62mni was recovered.May 1988: 1,000 NSG commandos (allranks) surrounded the Goldra Teinplefor yet another assault, in Operation

Thunder H Inoperation between 15-18 May 1988,the NSG cleared the temple. 40terrorists were killed, and 200surrendered.

4 August 1989: Operation MouseTrap in the Tarn Taran district ofPunjab, in conjunction with PunjabPolice and other security forces.

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10 November 1990; NSG task force flownto Kolkata to rescue hostages of a Thaiairbus by Burmese students.

25-26 January 1991: The NSG wasinvolved in Operation Ani Ben, on Citasks in Baroda, (Gujarat) where Punjabterrorists were holed up Inside a house.Two terrorists were killed and two AK-47s were recovered.

27 March 1993: NSG mobilized andmoved to Adampur for rescue ofhostages of Indian Airlines Flight IC 486.24-25 April 1993: NSG Commandosstorm a hijacked Indian Airlines Boeing737 with 141 passengers on board atAmritsar airport during OperationAshwamedh. Two hijackers, includingtheir leader, Mohammed Yousuf Shah,are killed and one is^disarmed before.No hostages are harmed.

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15 July 1999; NSG commandos end a 30-hour standoff by killing 2 teiTorists andrescuing all 12 hostages unharmed inJ&K. The terrorists had attacked a BSF

campus- near Srinagar, killed 3 officersand the wife of another. The 12 hostages

were kept locked in a room.

26 November 2008 Mumbai attacks —Operation Black Tornado andOperation Cyclone to flush out terrorists& rescue hostages after multiple attacksacross Mumbai, India. Major SandeepUnnikrishnan and Havaldar Gajender

Singh Bisht of NSG lost their livesduring the operations. Over 900 rooms fV,were scanned, 9 Terrorists killed andover 600 hostages rescued during the ' ^Operation.

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where Lt. Col. Niranjanlost his life defusing agrenade or lED boobytrapped on the body of adead terrorist, and 12other members of the

unit were injured. Sixterrorists were

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The Space in front of theMuseum's main ioor has beentransformed into a ^ showpiece in the centre of the lushareSi park is the sculpturalfountain depicting the hierarchy ofthe NSG. A central pillar ma^black marble up Nsymbol "Sudershan Chata • Thecentre pillar symbolizes frie NSGheadquarters whileflowing out /.ug ;parleft and right sides ^ the piUustands for the force HQ and theSng centre. The nev^ stoppingflow of water depicts thecontinuous activity and the nevereSng practme that the two groupsare engaged in.

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Surrounding of the fountain,there are the figures otanimals and birds amidst theflowering trees depicting thenatural surrounding. inefighting bulls symbolizeforce, the dancing peacockprovides a sense of rhythmW the standing decLalertness, allso typically of NSG. Thesame characteristic theme isdisplayed on the fapade or theMuseum where black stylizedfigures of NSG commandoscan be seen in varioustraining models^

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Right at the entry from themain door is the eye catchingmural with stained glasseffect, titled, 'The SevenHorses' which stands for theSun, the God of Power,Strength and life. Controlledby the NSG emblem on top,the seven horses in sevencolours of life are seenjumping across a hurdles inall directions. The messagecomes across strong and clear: No obstacle is impossible tocross if God's hand providesshelter and guidance.

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Around the corridor walls of theMuseum, there are over 20 metalsculptures emphasizing power,strength and determination.Starting with the birth of thecosmos, the beginning of all life,the sculptures make their waythrough time to mark the stone,copper and iron ages when manmade his first weapon to initiallysurvive and later used in hisstruggle for power. The sculpturesmove on to the Islamic and theColonial eras when technologystepped in to become a byword insecurity. The sculptures depict theunique blend of man and machinewith total control over the ultimateweapon of defense.

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The two cement murals on the leftand the right comers of thebuilding, taken from theMahabharata, one showingDronacharya training Arjun toconcentrate and shoot, the otherdepicting Arjun, now hayingachieved ultimate perfection,targeting the eye of the fish aptlysymbolizes the transformation of aprobationer into a marksman. Therealistically crafted murals with thebronze effect brings us back to Ih®and tmth. The open space in thecentre of the Museum has beensymbolically crafted to display thecomprehensive securit}' providedby the NSG to VIPs.

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The NSG Museum proudlypreserves the operational historyand heritage of the long years ofits progress. The vast variety otarmaments gadgets, equipmentsand apparels all stand displayedin silent testimony of thechallenges of the time by gone.The displays of the Museum arehoused in four rooms and theeach room has visual displays,models and equipmentsrecording the history of theforce, the men behind it and itheroes. The weapon &equipments to fulfill theCounter Terrorism, CounterHijacking and VIP Securitytasks are displayed.

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;;;;^nderful display, Good Luck to NSGtea^Compliments to all NSG personnel.

Shri A KTondon, IG NSG

Mai Gen R P Bhatia, Comdt. Training Centre

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18/09/962. NSG Excellent beginning, Well done.

Brig PVSahadevan, NSG18/09/96

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Brig Balbir Singh04/03/974.

Mai Gen Hoshiar Singh, NSGwith the mission, excellent11/09/97

5. Exhibits are in tune wiu.

foundation, well done &keep it_^Lt. Gen Ajai Singh, PVSM25/10/976.

Shri G S Pandher, IPS, DG BPR&D24/12/97Well Maintained & Projected7.

Shri TRKakkar, IPS27/07/98

Extremely impressive exhibit.ShriLKAdvani

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ShriBansi Lai, CM Haryana21/09/9810

Shri B P Singh, Union Home SecretaryElite NSG Trg. Centre with CRPF21/09/98

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13,28/12/99 rshriYKMathur, Comdt

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19/08/0227.

Shri S K Banerjee, ADG, KarnatakaPolice

Very thrilling experience to visit MSG.

A very rev\/arding visit.

Maj Gen R Karthikeyan, GOC 22 Inf.Div.

impressed with the professionalism andcommitment.

Shri VT Mathew, Jt. Asstt. Director,CRPF

Shri N A Viswanathan, iVlHA

An impressive Camp

Shri Kaval Kumar, Director, NICF

Shri R'S Mooshahary, IPS, DG NSG

Col. Pradeep Sharma

Maj Gen Mono P Bhagat

Brig Ravinder Kumar

Dr. P S Pasricha, Commissioner ofAddl. D6P, Maharastra

Shri R K Bargava, Comdt. BSC

Excellent vi/ork being done, Keep it up.

Highly educative. Proud on NSGContributes to the knowledge of NSG

Well laid out, Impressive

Excellent

Shri S B Sawarkar, DIG, SpecialSecurity Training School Pune

ShriNKTripathi, IGP, MP

Shri Pervar Ramulu, DGPAP,Hyderabad

Very educative

Very educative, well laidto see and

„nrierstand the various weapons .

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Very rewarding visit..

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28. 05/03/03 Col. M J C Mandanna, Raj Rif. Excellent and educative visit

29. 27/03/03 Capt V Shankaf; IMA A great Motivating Visit

30. 30/08/03 Shri Wyntex a KaburlinCP, Libia

Eye Opener, highly Impressed

31. 29/04/03 Brig Anil K Lamba Good Display

32. 29/04/03 Brig. M K G Menon, DIG, ARTC & S Good and motivating institution.

33. 13/05/03 Dr. VN BRao, IPS Jt. CPDelhi Police

Looking for\ward for more expansion and addition.

34. 02/07/03 Shri K Rajendran, IPS, IG, Tamilnadu Vyell maintained

35. 09/09/03 Col Vivek Sehgal, HQ IFF Very educative visit

36. 09/09/03 Lt. Col Rajendra Singh, HQSFF Very educative.

37. ■ 16/10/03 Shri L K Advani, Dy P M Greatly impressed, heartily congrats

38. 27/11/03 Shri K G Raja Kumar, Dy SP, ChennaiPolice

Vyorth seeing

39. 21/12/03 Shri Sankar Sen, IPS(Retd) Provide a glimpse of the vivid activities.

40. 07/01/04 Shri Dipankar Chakraborti, Excellent spirit and ethos of HSG

41. 08/01/04 Shri Avinash Agarwal, CRPF Excellent Museum

42. ■ 13/02/04 Shri D K Sharma, IPS, IG Security, UPP Excellent maintained museum

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: :i|>v43. 16/02/04 Dr. L C Coutinho, Prof. Nagpur Univ. Keep the flag high.

44. 12/03/04 Shri Abhishek Khanna Fascinating experience. ,

45. 17/04/03 Shri R K Huda Unique experience.

45. 08/05/04 Dr. Saroj, Addl. Director Mind blowing experience.

47. 11/06/04 Mrs. Aditi Mittal, Amazing and informative

48. 12/06/04 Mrs. Mohina Das, Principal , Amity Very informative

49. 04/08/04 Mohd. Abdul Sattar, Rep of Maldives Very impressive and well maintained.

50. 21/08/04 Shri Dhirendra Singh, Union HomeSecretary

The dedication and efficiency of the NSG in thisMuseum.

51.' ^ 27/08/04 Shri V Ravindranath, Director, NBRC Learning experience, dedication, commitment &motivation is inspiring.

52. 08/09/04 Shri Arun Patnail, IPSIG Mumbai Police

Illuminating experience

53. 15/10/04 ShriShivraj U Patil Very well organized, very well conceptualized

54. 19/10/04 MajGen (Retd.) V Rajaram .A good visit

55. :ii/ii/04 Brig. Ashwani Belil . Very well kept and educative ■

56. 23/02/05 Shri ShakarBarva, ADG CID Assam Very impressive Museum

57. ■ ;23/03/05 ' Shri B K Dey, Director, BSG Academy VetV Impressive' '

58. 07/04/05 ShriAKRastogi, MHA Very interesting. Keep it up.

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60. 30/04/05 Shri K Durga Prasad, IPS, IG AP Police Interesting place

61. 19/06/05 Shri Harminder Raj Singh, IAS JS(Pr\/l) Testimony of the heroic work done by the force.

62. 19/06/05 Maj Gen M S Rathore, Army WarCollege

A lovely feeling

63. 26/07/05 57^^ RR SVPNPA Great collection of arms and photograph.

64. 26/07/05 ShriAKMitra, DG, NSG Well planned and decently maintained.

65. 08/08/05 Air Marshal HS Garkal, Air HQ Very educative.

66. 09/08/05 Brig. H P Singh, Dogra RegimentCentre

Very impressive overview of the force

67. 13/08/05 Shri Rajnesh Sahai, Dte Police fin.Ministry of Home affaires

Black cats agility and alertness visible in organizedMuseum

68. 24/08/05 Shri Prakash Tripathi, Addl. SP, UPPolice Academy

Very impressive & Well maintained Museum

1 69. 30/08/05 Shri A. K Prasad 16 Dagoi of ISA CRPFM/ABO

Very interactive session

70. 08/09/05 Shri Dilbag Singh, IPS Director SSGJ&K

Very educating & enlightening trip to the Museum

71. 08/09/05 , Shri S. L Meena, Sup. Engg/ CourseDirector

For Knowledge point of view Museum is very good.

72. 08/04/06 Shri V. N Gaur, Secretary (Police) Minof Home affair

Very informative collection

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74. 18/07/06 Shri B. V Ramana Kumar

S P From A.P

The standard of NSG is very high and pride of India.

75. 24/07/06 Col Yeo Eidth, Chief Command Officer,Singapore Armed Force

Very impressive

76. 10/09/06 Shri Jyoti Krishan Dutt

DG, NSG

An excellent display of items covering the originand 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 aboutthefunctioning of the elite force.

79. 07/03/07 Shri P.K.H Tharakan, Indian Police Source(Retd)

Well maintained & organized Museum

80. 21/03/07 Shri S. S Harta ,Comdt (Adm) ITBP

Academy (UK)

Well maintained, educative & Informative

81. 09/07/07 Brig. G. S Sisodia, HQ NSG Excellent

82. 07/08/07 Brig Padam Budhwar, NSG Very informative

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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88. 08/01/08 Lt. Col. R. D ShramaWell maintained

89. 03/04/08 Shri L. S Manda, Dy. SP, Rajasthan Police Very interesting and educative

90. 26/04/08 Shri K. C Deka, IPS Chief Manager ONGC,Assam

Very interesting and excellent

91. 26/04/08 Lt. Col T. C Bhattacharya, l/C Security,ONGE (JH)

Very memorable visit

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93.. ■15/05/08 Col. Rhand Saroha, Gp Cdr SATG Very well conceptualized and maintained Museum

94. 15/05/08 Col. D. S Rana, SM Gp Cdr (Trg), NSG HQ An impressive Museum

95. 26/06/08 Commodore Esala Teleni, HQ FIJI Police Very impressed and overwhelmed with level ofdedication.

96. 05/07/08 Col. J. S Bhardwaj Very informative and educative Museum

97. 22/11/08 Lt. Jycti, -Adm Officer, 3 Haf(G) Hisar Verv well maintained Museum

98. 02/12/08 Col Antonio Mulhon Well organized Museum

99. • ■ : 17/12/08 Shri S S P Yadav, DGP, APP . >Highly educative Museum-

100. 19/01/09 rShriM.SDhoni Felt great to know about NSG through Museum.

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103. 22/12/09 Shri Jav Dhillon , Calgry Canada Very interesting and thoughtful experience.

104. 22/12/09 Shri Karanveer Dhillonj San Francisco Very enioyable and informative

105. 06/02/10 Mrs. Manisha Yadav, K. V NSG Manesar Exciting visit for the children

106. 08/02/10 Dr. Rupesh Kumar, lAS(P) 2009 Batch Heartfelt wishes for a bright future for NSG.

107. 12/02/10 Shri Taruves Suresh, Sec. officer APFSL,Hyd.

Brave unit in our country.

108. 12/02/10 Shri Ravi Kumar, liM Banglore The best.

109. 12/02/10 Dr. Pradeep Kumar, BARC, Mumbai Motivating Museum

110.' 12/02/10 Dr. Sukhvinder Kaur CFSL Hyderabad Brave Heroes.

111. 12/02/10 Shri Bagehi, CFSL, Kolkata Very good and really grateful to NSG

112. 12.02.10 Shri Subhasish Mukherji CFSL, Kolkata Very Good and proud of NSG.

113. 12.02.10 Shri Syed Haul Kasim, IPS S.P (BIEC)Assam

Excellent

114. 04/03/10 Shri BhupenderSingh,AiG,SPG

An enriching experience.

115. 02/05/10 Col. A. DSwami,08JAKRIF

Wonderful experience, preserve the heritage.

116. 11/05/10 'Lt. Satish Ahlawat, DPS Maruti Kunj,Gurgaon

Memorable and motivating

117. 12/05/10 Brig. AK Dixit, DIG (Comn), HQ NSG Good source of inspiration to all new comers toNSG.

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25/10/11

15/10/10

20/11/10

ShriSatish Godara, (RJS) JudicialMagistrate, Jaipur

Great experience & memorable trip.

Brig. G. V Satyanarayana, Trg. Centre ,NSG

Very well maintained.

An eye opener for any individualMrs. Vanl G W/o Brig. G. V Satyanarayana19/06/10120.

An eye openerMrs. Nivedita V^/o Col. Rajiv Patra19/06/10121.

Mrs. Sushila W/o Col. Chaand Saroha

Mrs. Sonia W/o Col. Bhardwa]

Mrs. Nisha Shekhawat

Mrs. Neena Sharma

Very well maintained and good display

Excellent display.

High spirit.

Mrs. Satya Yadav W/o Col. S. K Yadav

Mrs. Melta Rawat

Mrs. Kiran Rang!

An enlightening and aesthetic display of the mightytasks performed by the mighty force.

Keep the spirit going in NSG.

Every collection is good and knowledgeable.

Extremely and well kept Museum.

W/o Breard Rodolphe, Magere Gregory

Air Com. Rajesh Isser, VM{G) PD Ops (H),,Air HQ

Very nice iviuseurn.

Very impressive.

Shri Rajan K. Medhekar, DG NSG

ShriAnurag Sharma,Ad'dl DG/(AP)

An interesting concept and a fairly good collection.

The Museum represents the devejopnientof NSG.

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03/06/11

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26/12/11

09/02/11

28/03/12

17/04/12

Mrs. Tanishka Koacher NID, Ahmedabad

ShriTarun Nayak, IPS Trainee (2009Batch)

Shri Anees Ahmad Ansari, IPS (P) (2009Batch]

Maj. Gen. P 5 Paul, IG Trg Centre, NSG

Shri Joyoshi Das Gupta, IAS Mussoorie(2010 Batch)

Prof. Maj. Dr. S Bakhtiar Chaudhary,Hyderabad

Capt. Shankar Das, 51 SAG

KVS Counselor DK Azad, R K Puram

New Delhi

Maj Gen. P. S Paul, IG Trg.

Shri B. R Palli, Team Cdr, NSG HQ

Shri Sarah Sharma, IPS(P) Ajoy Prasad,IPS(P) '

Shri Ashish Vachiham, IAS Dy Director, (Sr) LBSNAA

Shri K K Pandey, Program me DirectorAPPPA-37

Brig. A K Narmlo

inspiring

Very good collection, showing the history &achievement of NSG

Good to see the domain of activities performed byNSG in Museum.

It preserves the history of courage.

Lucid overview of the history.

Indeed an excellent review of knowledge, sacrifice& commitment of NSG.

Wonderful organization.

Well maintained and memorable account of thepast.

Well maintained Museum.

Hats off and salute to the elite force,

Truly inspiring.

Outstanding achievements of NSG.

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16/03/13

28/03/13

24/04/13

24/04/13

25/04/13

ShriSubhash Joshi, DG MSG

All Probationer RPS- Batch No 45 Raj.Police Academy

Vibrant and useful.

Dr. Sanjeev Mishra , CCA, MHA

Shri AVM PN Pradhan, ACAS Ops (T&M),Air HQ

Knowledgeable & tactful for security reference.

Shri Ingit Pratap Singh, IPS S-169 FirstFloor, N/Delhi-48

Shri Anand Kumar, Astt. Director SVPNPA, Hyd

Glimpse of history of courage.

All the artifacts have been thoughtfully shown .

Proud of NSG

A wonderful experience.

RPS (Probationers) Batch NO. 46Rajasthan Police

Shri K Das , CFSL, Kolkata

Shri Jayant Singh- LaL Bahadur Shastri, SrDy Dir LBSNAA

Acquainted with the glorious history &achievements of NSQ

Excellent collection with maintenance.

Maj Gen Moni Chandi, IG Trg Centre NSG

Excellent collection & exhibition.

Mrs Rita BhaiiaGraat Experience

Shri H. Puri 27 EAM

Mrs Rani & Thomas

^ Shri Jacob Thomas

Wonderful insight of NSG.

Great Job.

Brig. Surendra Mehta..

An eye opening experience getting to know theactivities of NSG.

An inspiring visit.

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31/12/13

25/01/14

27/01/14 .

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13/02/14

19/02/14

22/02/14

Shri Pravin Kumar, G. Dhuraiya, DSPGandhinagar

Wei! maintained & motivational.

Very impressive and shoves the discipline & hardwork of the force.

Anthony and Molly Kailiath 664 RobbinsBeach Road Killen, Alabama. USA

Col. S M Bharti, Co, 25 AD Regt.

Shri T. S Kripamani, IDAS (Retd) Ex- FA,NSG/CRPF

Col. K V Kochar (Retd) NSIC Bhawan,MSME

Shri H. K.TThomas, Ramapuram,Bangalore

LT Col. Vikram Pahuja, BEG & CentreRoorkee

Shri G. S Rai, AD (IS) SVPNA, Hyderabad

Col. J Beniwab GC (Ops) HQ, NSG

Maj. Gen. B. S DasIG (Ops) HQ NSG

Cdr. Joseph Agnes TAMPA Florida, USA

Dr. G. Lakshmisha , IAS LBSNAA,Masoorie

Mrs Aswathey Mathew, C/o Lt.GenThomas Mathew

Miss Elizabeth

Great educative visit.

Enlighten experience, well maintained.

Inspiring visit.

Wonderful experience to know the work done byNSG.

An interesting set up.

Wonderful & well maintained Museum.

Proud to be associated with this fine org.

We appreciate your hard work.

Hats off NSG.

Very educative and enjoyable tour.

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26/07/14

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Mrs. Radha ChaudharyAn enlightening visit.

Shri M. Abraham George DySP ISO,Bangalore

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DPS Manesarrr

Very memorable visit.

Very educative & inspirational.

very informative Museum..SKausher,DirGen.WKS.hlviMaj GenC Branch

ShrTum^siTN^yal. Dy Comdt. ITBPMassoorie

A rhaudhary, DIG Comn.

Brig. D AChaturvedb Force CdrCol.Rahumu^^

Mrs. Pushpita Mitra W/o Lt. Gen. S. MitGOC,Delhi

A memorable visit.

Wonderful experience.

true heroes "The

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16/08/14189.

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MajGen. Ajay Sah

Visvwanathan.

Mrs. AnuksitiYadav

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Great experience,educational and inspirational^

ProfPravatK. Mandal National Brain

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c^^c^h Charan. 1 Garhwal Ri^Maj Gen. Suresh Gupta

well thought and well organized place.

Wonderful and informative visit

Rich heritage of NSG.

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13/01/15197.

27/01/15198.

28/01/15199.

30/01/15200.

26/02/15201.

03/03/13202,

03/03/15203.

08/03/15204

01/04/15205.

05/04/15206.

Dr. K Ramachandran, Director, DIPRDRDO

Col. Jacob Dominic, VSM (Retd) (Ex. 51SAG]

TheTN Police Team

H/CAPTVidyakam,AlMC

ITBP Team Headed by Vindo Kr Deriwal,AC

CRPF 46(A) Batch DAGOs headed bySh.D.K.SDeo,DC

Shri Thomas E. Ramapuram

[Vis. Y Chattopadhyay

Shri Satish D. Deshpande

ShriPrashant Chopra

A/C Khujah Jurry, NRS

ShriPhatikCh. Bordoles

Shri Suresh Kr Bhandari,Secretary-Energy

Shri D.N Thapliyal, VP Daivi, RIMCDehradun (UK)

Mr.Boby Mathew 11 C Skyline, Kochi,Kerala

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Indeed great and noble.

Great to be back in Museum after 25 years.

Highly impressive

NSG is the real heroes of the nation.

Wonderful place with glimpse of all the opsconducted by NSG

It contains all the collections of the force & historyof ops.

Very informative and exciting

Very enthralling experience.

Very interesting and inspiring.VCfy mi.'-''——*->

Encouraging to see us on the forefronts of guardingIndia.

Wonderful, very well maintained.

Very wonderful.

Most important part of national security.

Wonderful experience and memories.

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20/06/15215.

17/07/15216.

17/07/15217.

17/07/15Zl5,

08/09/15219.

12/09/15220.

23/09/15

10/10/15222.

Mr AnnannaMathew.P.O Kerala

(Vlr. SunuBoby, KeralaYoLi are vigilant throughout so we are safe &secure.

-rTT7:;T;x:Shri inkieet Singh, DySPU.K Police —

VMr. FR Thomas Kunnunkal

Shri G. Karthikeyan, DSP TamilnaduPolice

Shri Uasant Ayyappan, Indian Hotels CoLtd.

Shri Subrata Sen, Creative MuseumDesigners Kolkata

ery inspiring

Very surprising and inspiring,

the NSG alive.

Air rnmrirVishwanathPrakash, HQ IDS

Very great effort on part of MSG.

Dr. Manier, KeralachnRnniMavengbam(MPS),Manipur

SI Deepak Singh, CG STF

r„.ic pnnH to visit the organization on gro^Fantastic and wonderful

Wnndnrful and inspiring Museum.

Wonderful and amazing Museum.

Dy SP CDO Imphal WestManipur |W

Shri Mahu\A/ood A. Ch. SSP

Shri Satinder Satti, Actress

Shri S Ramakrishan, Asst SecurityCommissioner RPF

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Shri &mnl 1 Ittamraw Pawar, Mahrashtra

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14/03/16

14/03/16

14/03/16

28/03/16

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Shri Ram Swaroop, H-l/S sector-16N/DGlhi-11085

22/04/16'

Mrs Deepika Tomar W/o Wg CdrTomar

ShriSatish Kr.TC Cdr, NSG

Shri Parthraj Singh Gohil, IPS (OT)

Weil Maintained.

Very nice collection and informative.

Very nice Museum.

Excellent combination of History & spirituality

Dhritiman SarkarExcellent in decoration.

Shri Kundan Krishan, IG ATS Bihar

Shri Vikas Kumar, SP ATS Raj.

Mr. Satish

An enriching experience

Very inspiring.

Very Motivating

Emmanuel T. Ramapuram, Chairmanorange country

Mr. Fr. a;G, Manager, Mysore

Very informative.

ShriThresi Emmanuel Ramapuram

Very great information.

A presentation prepared with honor. Such apleasure.

5hnivi.^unQa,===.., .nv=. - - by NSG in this Museum.Chennai

Shri Ravikiran M.S, Sub Insp. of policeKarnataka

Mrs Poonam Natrajan

Very good work by NSG, good collection.

Wonderful experience.

Mrs; Charulekha

Mrs Radhika Alkazi

Mrs. Anuradha Jasrptia

Amazing work being done by NSG.

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Mrs Isha Singh

Col. Ajay Kumar Singh

ShriShobhitTiwari

Shri Dhruv Bhatt, Tarapur Enclave

Shri Vishnu Tiwari

Col. Naveen Verma, GC FOS

Mrs. Ranvir Singh

Mrs. Karneeka Singh

Shri Amit Mittal, Pitarnpura DelhiDr. L. L Mandal & Friend

Excellent Museum.

Good insight into the history of operationsundertaken by NSG.

Very good history.

impressed with.professionalism of NSG

Temple belonging to men working for the nation.Awesome.

Thanks for saving and protecting our lives.

All the best.

Really interesting.

Excellent work done.

Awesome collection, very well preserved.

Great to see the achievements.

Our Nation's Pride.Mrs. Alok Sharma, Faridabad'21/07/16

Nation is prcud of NSG and its sacrifice fornation.252.

ShriJiwan Parkash Aggrawal; Panchkuia25/07/17Nice to see proud nriorhents of NSG.253.

Lt. Col O. P Yadav, 21C Cbmn GP18/08/16254.Proud of NSG,

Shri Rajiv Pratap Rudy, Union Min For26/10/16255.Skills

Lt. Pramod T. Jagtap, 5 Mah Bn NCC

Col. S.P Lai, 1216 Sector29 Noida

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The Secretary,

Directorate of Cultural & Archaeology,Govt. of Haryana

No / DatedSub: 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 forfinancial assistance under the Museum Grant Scheme from Ministry of Culture, Govt, ofIndia.

National Security Guard Museum was commissioned in 1996 at NSG, campusManesar . National Security Guard has applied for Financial Assistance for refurbishment ofits 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 ofnnancial assistant for refurbishment of NSG Museum.


Attached : as above.

Fndst No Dated:- ^^ copy is forwarded to Directorate General. NSG Mehram Nagar,jtor Domestic

Airport, Palam, New Delhi ■


FromIf

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 (ôesnThave any probR^ andgives NOC to the project nced^by NSG forê construction of museum. Hence Departmentof Archaeolo^ and Museums Haryana •wpcomes^d provide the recommendation to aforesaidproject and jÛ^s proceeding with their project.^

Dy. Director

For Principal Secretary to Govt, Haryana


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The Director General, NSG

Mehram Nagar

Near Domestic Airport, Palam

New Delhi - 110 037

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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) dated21^^ August 2017 on the subject above.

The Department of Archaeology & Museums, Govt. of Haryana has no objection forrefurbishment of NSG Museum at Manesar Garrison. Government of Haryana will not providefinancial assistance since the department has no budget under the Museum Grant Scheme forpromoting such Museums but the department has no objection if the Govt. of India providesfinancial assistance to your Museum. Only technical support may provide by the Govt. ofHaryana if required.

Dy. Director

n For Principal Secretary to Govt. Haryana

C) Department of Archaeology & Museums

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