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Housed at the historic Town Hall in the fascinating city of Amritsar, the Partition Museum will open its doors to the public on August 17, 2017, to mark one of the most cataclysmic occasions in the history of modern India which shaped its collective consciousness, to honour those who died in the brutality and pay tribute to the indomitable will of the survivors.
The museum, a first-of-its-kind in the world, will observe the first 'Partition Remembrance Day', with support from the government of Punjab, which has officially marked August 17 on its calendar. The museum's trustee Kishwar Desai have painstakingly collected and curated the exhibits and memorabilia that will be displayed at the galleries.
The idea of the Museum "arose from a sense of urgency", admit the people behind the project. In 2015, Desai, Dipali Khanna, Bindu Manchanda, and Mallika Ahluwalia, the Museum's chief executive, came together to form The Arts and Cultural Heritage Trust (TAACHT) and set up the Partition Museum.