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'Hum jeetenge': How iconic Indian monuments saluted 'corona warriors'

'Hum jeetenge'
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'Hum jeetenge'

ASI members lit up earthen lamps making the word 'Hum jeetenge' and the map of India on World Heritage Day at Red Fort in Delhi to express solidarity during a nationwide lockdown in the wake of coronavirus pandemic
 

Lighting candles in darkness
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Lighting candles in darkness

A security guard arranging candles as iconic Humayun Tomb in Delhi also shone bright to salute medical and police personnel and sanitation workers 

Qutub Minar salutes too
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Qutub Minar salutes too

Earthen lamps lit up outside Qutub Minar in Delhi too as the historical structure joined the list to thank people fighting the battle from the front line 

Humayun Tomb showing ray of light
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Humayun Tomb showing ray of light

Humayun Tomb in Delhi showed more than a ray of light when it expressed solidarity to 'corona warriors' on Saturday

ASI does its bit
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ASI does its bit

The concept of lighting up historical monuments came up from the Archaeological Survey of India on World Heritage Day which in this way saluted these 'corona warriors'