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A field day at Rashtrapati Nilayam
A large number of schoolchildren enjoyed a glimpse of the Rastrapathi Nilayam and its awe-inspiring Presidential Garden in Bolarum on Thursday. Children from MNR High School in Chintal, Global Indian International School in Uppal witnessed the glory of the Royal Presidential House along with visitors from Rajasthan and other cities.
A large number of schoolchildren enjoyed a glimpse of the Rastrapathi Nilayam and its awe-inspiring Presidential Garden in Bolarum on Thursday. Children from MNR High School in Chintal, Global Indian International School in Uppal witnessed the glory of the Royal Presidential House along with visitors from Rajasthan and other cities.
According to a spokesperson of the Rastrpathi Nilayam, the visitors count from Sunday to Thursday has been 30,804 and is expected to swell more over the weekend. Although the inner quarters of the House are shut as usual, the visitors got a peek through the windows of the huge dining hall,
meeting hall, cinema hall, the study room and a ‘model' suite, which reflects the royal living quarters of the Presidents. The Presidential House is open for visitors until January 10.
