India’s ancient heritage and one of the world’s heritage, which we know as ‘Red Fort’. The Red Fort is considered a direct example of India’s pride and independence. The Red Fort is located on the banks of the Yamuna River in Delhi, the capital of India. This grand building has been constructed from red sandstone, hence it is called ‘Red Fort’. In 2007, UNESCO included the Red Fort in the 26 World Heritage Sites.
Ten Lines on Red Fort
Friends, today I will discuss with you people about Red Fort through 10 lines on Red Fort, friends, I hope you will definitely like this line and you will also be able to use it in your school and other places.
Lal Qila par 10 Vakya – Set 1
1) This (Red Fort) grand historical Mughal period art was built by Shah Jahan in 1648.
2) The task of giving a grand and creative look to this main artwork of India was given by the famous architect of that time, Ustad Ahmed Lahori.
3) There are two main gates for this grand palace entrance, which we call Delhi Darwaza and Lahore Darwaza.
4) For the protection of the palace, a wall of 80 meters wide, 60 feet high and 2.5 km long has been built around it.
5) A Nakarkhana has been built especially for musicians in the ground adjacent to the Lahore entrance.
6) In the middle of the eastern part of the entrance, the emperor’s throne is decorated which is called ‘Diwan-i-Aam’.
7) The third dome used to be the royal bedroom in the south direction of the entrance, which is also called Khas Mahal.
8) The next dome of the palace is ‘Diwane-Khas’, in which there was a seating arrangement for the entire cabinet, its ceiling was studded with precious gems.
9) Moti Masjid is built on the western end of the palace, which is of white marble, which was built by Aurangzeb in 1659.
10) Today the Red Fort of India is the largest and most important memorial site in the country, from where the Prime Minister addresses the public on every national festival.
Lal Qila par 10 Vakya – Set 2
1) After the First War of Independence of 1857, this palace came under the British Government, during which some part of the palace was damaged.
2) After the movement, Bahadur Shah Zafar was tried and in 1945, three officers of the Indian National Army were court-martialed in this palace.
3) After independence, this fort again came under the Indian Army.
4) The Red Fort was the main office of the Indian Army from 1947 to 2002, then in 2003, the Army handed it over to the Indian Tourism Department.
5) Red Fort is the most important building in India from the point of view of tourism, which displays the pride of the country.
6) A verse written in the Qur’an says that if there is a paradise on earth, then it is it, that is, the Red Fort.
7) Today the Red Fort is displayed in front of the world as the largest museum of the Indian freedom struggle.
8) There is a huge garden in the northern part of the palace which is called ‘Hayat Baksh Bagh’.
9) Emperor Shah Jahan had ordered the construction of the Red Fort and the Taj Mahal almost simultaneously, the architect of both the palaces was Ustad Ahmad Lahori.
10) The Red Fort was attacked by Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists in 2000 in which two army personnel and a civilian were killed.
conclusion
Even after being ruled by the Mughals for 200 years, this fort bears testimony to India’s Jung-e-Azadi. Today the Red Fort is considered a historical heritage as well as a symbol of the pride of the nation.
Friends, I hope that you must have liked Ten Lines on Lal Qila and you must have understood it very well.
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Frequently Asked Questions on Lal Qila/Red Fort
Question 1- In how many acres is the Red Fort built?
Answer- Red Fort is built in a total space of 250 acres.
Question 2- How long did the construction work of Red Fort last?
Answer- The construction work of Red Fort lasted from 1638 to 1648.
