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New Delhi: In a grand ceremony held on Sunday 28 May 2023, Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially inaugurated the new Parliament building in the heart of the capital city. The state-of-the-art structure, a symbol of India’s democracy and progress, promises to provide a modern and technologically advanced space for the country’s lawmakers.
The ceremony began with Prime Minister Modi unveiling a commemorative plaque at the entrance of the building, followed by the playing of the national anthem. Distinguished guests, including cabinet ministers, Members of Parliament, and foreign dignitaries, witnessed the historic moment as the Prime Minister expressed his gratitude and pride for the accomplishment.
Designed by renowned architect Bimal Patel, the new Parliament building stands tall as a blend of traditional Indian architectural elements and modern aesthetics. The circular shape of the structure is inspired by the ancient Indian concept of “mandala,” symbolizing unity and harmony. The building incorporates advanced green technology and boasts enhanced facilities to support the legislative process efficiently.
Prime Minister Modi, in his inaugural address, emphasized the significance of the new Parliament building as a reflection of India’s democratic ethos and progress. He highlighted the need for constructive debates, inclusive discussions, and collective decision-making to address the nation’s challenges effectively.
The event garnered widespread attention on social media, with people expressing their thoughts and opinions about the inauguration.
The inauguration of the new Parliament building marks a significant milestone in India’s democratic journey. As lawmakers settle into their new legislative space, the nation eagerly awaits the impactful debates and decisions that will shape the future of the country.
In a remarkable display of India’s rich cultural tradition, a magnificent and historic Sengol was placed near the Speakers chair in the Parliament today.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his address at the unveiling ceremony, expressed his delight at the installation of the Sengol. He emphasized the importance of preserving and promoting indigenous art and culture as a means to strengthen the national identity and foster unity among the citizens.
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