India’s ‘first’ sunken museum; Prince Karim Aga Khan lays foundation stone

Prince Karim Aga Khan and his son at Hydrabad house on 7th April 2015. (Source: Express photo by Renuka Puri)

Union Minister of State for Culture & Tourism, Mahesh Sharma and Prince Aga Khan laying the foundation stone of the country’s “first” sunken museum at the iconic Humayun’s Tomb site in New Delhi on Tuesday. (Source: PTI)

Indian tourism minister, Mahesh Sharma, left, Aga Khan, center and Luis Monreal, General manager of Aga Khan Trust for Culture, pose for photographs near a site for a state-of-the-art site museum at the entrance to Humayun`s Tomb, a 16th Century prototype for the Taj Mahal in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, April 7, 2015. (Source: AP)

Vice President Hamid Ansari shakes hands with His Highness Aga Khan during a meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday. (Source: PTI)

Family Members of Prince Aga Khan at the foundation stone laying of the country’s “first” sunken museum at the iconic Humayun’s Tomb site in New Delhi on Tuesday. (Source: PTI)

Billionaire philanthropist and leader of Shia Imami Ismaili Muslims, Prince Karim Aga Khan IV is on a six-day visit to India. (Source: AP)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prince Karim Aga Khan in a meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday. (Source: PTI)