BIRLA INDUSTRIAL _ TECHNOLOGICAL MUSEUM..( BITM )P(720P_HD)
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BIRLA INDUSTRIAL & TECHNOLOGICAL MUSEUM. (BITM)
it's located in ballygunge.Guru saday road. kolkata. west Bengal.
Entry time....
10.00 AM to 6.00 PM.
Entry cost..
please watch the video.
Journy way...
Take bus or from sealdah station towards ballygunge or goria haat./ take train from sealdah station towards bullygunge station.then take auto towards garia haat.Then take bus or auto from thare towards BITM./ You can walk there.only 15-25minutes walking distance from ballygunge station.
It's very huge place.so I'll post this video in part by part.
The first science museum in India was set up by the industrialist Ghanshyam Das Birla at BITS, in Pilani in a hall (185 sq.mt area) of the Tower Building. The museum depicted mainly the industries and business enterprises of the Birlas. The museum was opened to the public in 1954. Ten years later the museum was shifted to the present building. The second science museum was mooted by KS Krishnan, physicist and the then Director of National Physical Laboratory (NPL), he was inspired and encouraged by the then prime minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru.
R Subramanian was appointed to develop science museum and planetarium project by NPL in 1956. The science museum of 555 sq.mr floor space in Delhi was opened for public in 1956, but it was close down by the authority after few years, although it was appreciated by general visitors. Bidhan Chandra Roy, the then Chief Minister of West Bengal and physician was impressed to see Deutsches Museum of Munich. He thought to set up a science museum and a planetarium in Calcutta. Roy requested to GD Birla for a help. Birla donated his residential house to the then prime minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru. The three storied Victorian style architectural building along with five bighas land of ‘Birla Park’, where they had lived for thirty five years.
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it's located in ballygunge.Guru saday road. kolkata. west Bengal.
Entry time....
10.00 AM to 6.00 PM.
Entry cost..
please watch the video.
Journy way...
Take bus or from sealdah station towards ballygunge or goria haat./ take train from sealdah station towards bullygunge station.then take auto towards garia haat.Then take bus or auto from thare towards BITM./ You can walk there.only 15-25minutes walking distance from ballygunge station.
It's very huge place.so I'll post this video in part by part.
The first science museum in India was set up by the industrialist Ghanshyam Das Birla at BITS, in Pilani in a hall (185 sq.mt area) of the Tower Building. The museum depicted mainly the industries and business enterprises of the Birlas. The museum was opened to the public in 1954. Ten years later the museum was shifted to the present building. The second science museum was mooted by KS Krishnan, physicist and the then Director of National Physical Laboratory (NPL), he was inspired and encouraged by the then prime minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru.
R Subramanian was appointed to develop science museum and planetarium project by NPL in 1956. The science museum of 555 sq.mr floor space in Delhi was opened for public in 1956, but it was close down by the authority after few years, although it was appreciated by general visitors. Bidhan Chandra Roy, the then Chief Minister of West Bengal and physician was impressed to see Deutsches Museum of Munich. He thought to set up a science museum and a planetarium in Calcutta. Roy requested to GD Birla for a help. Birla donated his residential house to the then prime minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru. The three storied Victorian style architectural building along with five bighas land of ‘Birla Park’, where they had lived for thirty five years.
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