Varanasi: Built as a symbol of Indian-Japanese friendship, the International Convention Center Rudraksh RS 186 Crore will get some memories added after the inauguration and planting of Rudraksh’s young tree on campus by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday.
“To take part in the inauguration ceremony of Rudraksh, Japan Ambassador Satoshi Suzuki along with his wife and seven other delegation members, including officials of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) won here on Wednesday,” said District Judge Kaushal Raj Sharma.
“PM will officially inaugurate Rudraksh on Thursday afternoon,” Sharma added, “To mark the inauguration, PM will plant a tree tree Rudraksh, which has been brought here from Kolkata.” This plantation will add another memory of the attachment to the mod to close this project.
Note shows that a few months after being PM, Modi has visited Kyoto in Japan in August 2014 when the Kashi-Kyoto partnership agreement aimed at maintaining ancient legacy Varanasi was signed.
After Kyoto’s visit in August 2014, then Japan’s PM Shinzo Abe had direct experience from Varanasi Glory Glory in December 2015.
On September 15, 2017 JICA signed a grant agreement for the construction of the ICC.
Then, CPWD is engaged to handle the project, which is executed by a Japanese company.
Varanasi Municipal Corporation (VMC) saves the building of the salak auditorium, which also has a house for the elected mayor and canporator and parking zone for the solid waste management fleet of waste operators, to provide room for ICC.
“Built in the form of ‘shiverlinga’, this world-class auditorium has advanced light and sound systems and 1,200 seating capacity, where mega literature, cultural events including music concerts, exhibitions and conventions will be hosted,” City City Varanasi Varanasi Chair Commissioner Division Deepak Agrawal.
SCVL Chief Executive Officer Gage Lurang Rathi said, “The main hall has a seating capacity of 1,200 people and can be divided into two parts according to the number of people.
Built in the land of 2.87 hectares, this fully air-conditioned ICC is equipped with a modern building management system.
Besides The large hall, the meeting hall with a capacity of 150 people has also been made, which can also be divided into two parts.
“He added,” Apart from this, the VIP room, four green rooms have been built here.
Requirements for people with disabilities and all criteria such as ramps , Wheelchairs have also been fulfilled.
“” Rudraksh also has a Japanese-style park and landscape, “said Rathi added,” Parking facilities for 120 vehicles have also been arranged in the basement.
” “All campuses are under the supervision of CCTV.
Along with conventional electricity, solar power has also been set to meet the requirements of the power supply.
Environmentally friendly buildings are suitable for level 3 green rating for the assessment of integrated habitat (griha),” he added.
Rudraksh ICC has been officially taken over by SCVL from the CPWD on May 31, said Arawal added that the modalities to run it were also resolved by roping in a company, Indian sanitization boys and Horticulture Contractors (ISWHC) for 10 years through a tender process.