New Delhi: The entire country is celebrating 100 crore vaccinations. The goal was very difficult, but health workers and frontline workers achieved this milestone through their hard work. Let me tell you that this celebration is being celebrated by the Ministry of Culture in its own way. In fact, the light of the memorial is an expression of gratitude to corona warriors, vaccinators, sweepers, paramedics, assistant staff and policemen.

You can see the Archaeological Survey of India of the Ministry of Culture lighting up 100 monuments in the tricolour across the country, this is because India has achieved the historic milestone of vaccination 100 crore COVID in one of the world's largest and fastest vaccination campaigns. In view of this, the light of the tricolour is coming as a symbol of respect and gratitude to the Corona warriors who have contributed to the fight against the Covid epidemic.

The 100 monuments being illuminated in the Tricolour include UNESCO's World Heritage Site - Red Fort in Delhi, Humayun Tomb and Qutub Minar, Agra Fort in Uttar Pradesh and Fatehpur Sikri, Konark Temple in Odisha, Mamallapuram Rath Temple in Tamil Nadu, St. Francis. There are ruins of excavations of Assisi Church in Goa, Khajuraho, Chittor in Rajasthan and Fort of Kumbalgarh as well as ancient Nalanda University in Bihar and Dholavira (recently granted World Heritage status) in Gujarat.

100 monuments continued to shine in the tricolour last night (till the night of October 21) to express their gratitude to corona warriors, vaccinators, sanitation workers, paramedics, assistant staff, and policemen etc.

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