Write ten lines on the India Gate

India Gate is a 42-meter war memorial in New Delhi, designed by Edwin Lutyens, honoring Indian soldiers, and it is a major national landmark and public promenade.

1. India Gate stands on Kartavya Path in New Delhi and was inaugurated in 1931.
2. It was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens in the style of a triumphal arch.
3. The sandstone structure commemorates Indian soldiers who died in World War I and other campaigns.
4. The names of thousands of soldiers are inscribed on its surfaces.
5. For decades, an eternal flame (Amar Jawan Jyoti) honored the Unknown Soldier at its base.
6. The National War Memorial nearby now serves as the central site of remembrance.
7. The arch rises about 42 meters and is built of yellow and red sandstone with a granite base.
8. It is a focal point for national ceremonies and the Republic Day parade area.
9. Evenings see families and tourists gather on the lawns around the monument.
10. Lighting at night highlights its geometry, making it a postcard image of the capital.