Martyrs Column or രക്തസാക്ഷി മണ്ഡപം (Rakthasaakshi Mandapam - in Malayalam) is one of the most important Public Landmarks of the Capital City of Thiruvananthapuram. Situated in the heart of the city in Palayam,The Column was constructed in the Capital after the formation of the State of Kerala in 1956 in memory of those who laid down their lives fighting for Indias freedom. It was unveiled by the then President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, on 14th August 1957.Today, its seen as a symbol of the democratic credentials of India and practically all public agitations or protests against the Central and State Governments commence from this Memorial. Even after 63 years of existence, the Column is well maintained and is worth a visit to pay homage to our founding fathers.
Located at MG road palayam thiruvananthapuram.
A Pillar Dedicated to FreedomUnveiled by Dr. Rajendra Prasad on August 14, 1957, Martyrs Column and the surrounding green lawn serves as a tribute to those who laid down their life for the countrys independence. This important landmark in Palayam is also known as Raktha Sakshi Mandapam, and is situated within close proximity to major landmarks of the city such as the St. Josephs Cathedral to the east, Palayam Juma Masjid and Palayam Ganapathy temple to the south and Chandrasekharan Nair Stadium to the west. The importance for the column in the city is displayed by the fact that it is often used as a place for peaceful gatherings, protest march and other important events
In respectful memory of freedom fighters who lost their lives during our long freedom struggle. This pillar knows as രക്തസാക്ഷി മണ്ഡപം or Martyr’s Column is a constant reminder to the city’s citizens of the price of freedom !As on passes that area between the temple the mosque and the church & into the Column the heart beats - Jai Hind !
An important landmark at Thiruvananthapuram. Unveiled by Dr. Rajendra Prasad on August 14, 1957, Martyrs Column and the surrounding green lawn serves as a tribute to those who laid down their life for the countrys independence. This important landmark in Palayam is also known as Raktha Sakshi Mandapam, and is situated within close proximity to major landmarks of the city such as the St. Josephs Cathedral to the east, Palayam Juma Masjid and Palayam Ganapathy temple to the south and Chandrasekharan Nair Stadium to the west. The importance for the column in the city is displayed by the fact that it is often used as a place for peaceful gatherings, protest march and other important events.
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Historic place to visit...
A place to remind our beloved soldier brothers who lost their lives for our country and for us. Located at such a place where each one can be easily noticed. It is one of the main identities of Palayam. As name implies it is a memorial of our soldiers.
A Pillar Dedicated to Freedom - Unveiled by Dr. Rajendra Prasad on August 14, 1957, Martyrs Column and the surrounding green lawn serves as a tribute to those who laid down their life for the countrys independence. This important landmark in Palayam is also known as Raktha Sakshi Mandapam.
Popular place at Palayam in Thiruvananthapuram city where there is hindu temple, muslim mosque and a christian church near to near.
Its a landmark of Trivandrum city;Situated at heart of the city as monument for Martyrs unveiled by Dr.Rajendraprasad.
More of a landmark in the mid of the town in remembrance of the freedom martyrs. It looks beautiful specially during night lighting.
Unveiled by Dr. Rajendra Prasad on August 14, 1957, Martyrs Column and the surrounding green lawn serves as a tribute to those who laid down their life for the countrys independence. Also known in Malayalam as rakthasakshi mandapam
One of the icons of Trivandrum. Its build to commemorate the freedom fighters.
Also known as the Martyrs Column, the landmark representing the bravery of Real Men, who fought for the countrys freedom, unveiled by Dr Rajendra Prasad, in 1957, a spot for many peaceful gatherings these days
A place to tribute the co workers who lost there life for own land or India.
Memorial for the Martyrs. Placed perfectly in the d midst of iconic Palayalam church and mosque.Now a landmark and a preferred choice for political and social protests
One of the most prominent landmarks in the city...often referred to as the martyrs pillar..installed by the then president dr.rajendra prasad of India..decipher the love towards freedom fighters of Kerala and India..there are after all many stupas that are almost the same variety but this stands as the king among the lot..Every year...there is a ceremony that depicts homage to the martyrs of the state and the country..It is now the major landmark for the start of political processions..
A beautiful structure made to pay homage to our freedom fighters.
Looking really Great ☺️
Memorial for the martyrs who lost their lives during the Indian Independence struggle. Inaugurated by the Indian President Dr. Rajendra Prasad in 1957.
Its a very rememberable place in city center,
Fine place in TRIVANDRUM
Really awesome
In the middle of the city. No parking.
This place is a monemont for the Patriots died for the country
Martyrs column, most of the political parties start their March from here.
Place of the brave Martyrs !
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Nice memorial.
Historic monument
Historical landmark of palayam..
Awesome
Nice place
Its nostalgic
Well maintained
Monument
Palayam martyrs column.
Martys Square
Turn to be a part in it
Historical place
Memories of blood
In palayam
Martyrdom Hall .....Well done ...You can go to any event
Bharath matha ki jai
Martyrdom
And Lecture junction