Built as a national project at a cost of nearly Rs 2,700 crore, the IECC will be the venue for the upcoming G20 Summit on September 9 and 10, underlining its significance on the global stage.
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The name "Bharat Mandapam" draws inspiration from Lord Basaveshwara's concept of Anubhav Mandapam, a pavilion for public ceremonies.
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The convention centre is the centerpiece of Pragati Maidan complex, designed with deep roots in Indian traditions. The building's shape is reminiscent of a Shankha (conch shell), and its walls showcase elements of India's art and culture, including "Surya Shakti" highlighting solar energy efforts and "Zero to ISRO" celebrating space achievements.
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The multi-purpose hall and plenary hall boast a combined capacity of 7,000, surpassing the famous Sydney Opera House. Additionally, the Amphitheatre offers seating for 3,000.
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The IECC complex is equipped with cutting-edge amenities, including meeting rooms, lounges, auditoriums, an amphitheatre, and a business centre. Notably, a 28-foot-tall Nataraja statue, the world's tallest, graces the entrance.
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Spanning 123 acres, the IECC complex stands as India's largest Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) destination. It is purposefully designed to host a wide array of international events, from exhibitions and trade fairs to conferences and prestigious gatherings.
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