Jaipur, Nov. 13 -- Visitors to the Rajasthan Assembly museum will soon be able to take a virtual helicopter tour of prominent historical and religious sites across the country without leaving their seats, with the Assembly planning to introduce an immersive 3D experience lasting 15 to 20 minutes. Assembly Speaker Vasudev Devnani said the proposed facility was being developed at the Assembly museum and would allow visitors to virtually explore important destinations across India. The tendering process for the project is almost complete, and the facility is expected to become operational within the next three to four months, he said while interacting with the media during a brief visit to Jodhpur. Devnani said the Assembly museum had already introduced a Constitution Gallery and a Legislative Process Gallery as part of efforts to make the institution more accessible and engaging for visitors. Since the museum opened to the public for guided visits, more than 55,000 people have visited it over the past one-and-a-half years. These include school and college students, Rajasthan Administrative Service (RAS) examination aspirants among others. The Speaker said the legislature's role was not confined to lawmaking, adding that meaningful engagement and interaction with society were equally important. Speaking about democracy, Devnani said India's democratic system was among the strongest and most stable in the world. He said the country's youth, including Generation Z, supported nationalism and that any change in India could only come through democratic processes. "There is no place for violence and anarchy in India's democratic system," he said, citing developments in neighbouring countries and elsewhere to underline the strength of India's democratic institutions. Expressing confidence in the Constitution, Devnani said the country's constitutional framework was strong and could not be weakened. He cited the Constitution drafted by Dr BR Ambedkar and institutions such as the Election Commission, Parliament, judiciary and Supreme Court as the foundations of Indian democracy....