Prime Ministers' Museum and Library Society

The Prime Ministers' Museum and Library Society, located in New Delhi, India, is dedicated to preserving the history of the Indian independence movement and the legacy of Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime minister. Established in 1964, it houses the Nehru Memorial Library, a leading resource center for research on modern Indian history, containing significant archives including Mahatma Gandhi's writings. The museum is situated in the historic Teen Murti House, a blend of British and French architectural styles, and features a vast collection of manuscripts, photographs, and scholarly works. The institution also engages in digitization projects to make its resources accessible online and organizes annual lectures to promote historical scholarship. With nearly 1.7 million visitors in a recent year, it serves as a vital cultural and educational hub in India.