Restoration of Historic Rani Samadhis Complex in Jammu Completed

The Jammu and Kashmir Dharmarth Trust has completed the restoration of the historic Rani Samadhis complex in Jammu. This landmark, featuring tombs of Maharani Tara Devi and other queens, received a major aesthetic makeover. The renovation aimed to honor cultural heritage and inspire future generations.

The Jammu and Kashmir Dharmarth Trust (JKDT) has successfully completed the restoration and renovation of the historic Rani Samadhis complex, a prominent landmark in Jammu city.

The restoration project focused on giving the heritage site a significant aesthetic uplift, restoring the former grandeur of the samadhis or tombs of Maharani Tara Devi and other queens. Additionally, an ancient Shiv temple within the complex was also revitalized.

Martand Singh, a trustee of JKDT and direct descendant of the last Dogra ruler, emphasized that the site symbolizes the rich cultural heritage of Jammu and serves as a tribute to the Dogra Maharanis. The project included structural improvements, a new drainage system, and extensive paintwork. Singh stressed the importance of such endeavors in preserving Jammu's royal past for future generations.

(With inputs from agencies.)