National War Memorial
Stone work for the National War Memorial's Amar Jawan Jyoti, New Delhi — a kilometre-long circular installation in Lakha Red, laid entirely cement-free through a male-female interlocking system.
Project Constraints & Requirements
The National War Memorial demanded stone work of the highest civil and architectural order — a kilometre-long circular pathway built without a drop of cement, the name of every post-independence martyr inscribed into the stone, and statuary and memorial elements finished to a standard worthy of the nation's tribute to its fallen soldiers.
Precision Supply & Craftsmanship
Our team executed the stone work for the new Amar Jawan Jyoti within the India Gate complex — a vast circular installation in Lakha Red assembled through a male-female interlocking system, with zero cement across the entire kilometre-long round. We delivered the inscribed name tablets of India's post-independence martyrs, the stone work for the statues of Param Vir Chakra awardees, single-stone benches and the wider architectural stone elements. For our contribution to this landmark, we were honoured by the then Defence Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman.
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