New Parliament building inaugurated on 28th May, says PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the new parliament building on Sunday. Some moments of the development journey of every country come immortal, not only in terms of their development, but also in terms of their immortality. PM Modi said 28th May is such a day, adding that ''28th May is such a day''. The new parliament is not only a building but also a symbol of the aspirations of 140 crore people.

With the new Parliament building inaugurated, the focus is now focused on the construction of theVP Enclave, the Common Central Secretariat buildings, the Defence Enclave, the MPs' chambers, and the prime minister's new residence and office.

The second project completed under the new Parliament building, which was inaugurated today. The first was redevelopment of Central Vista Avenue, which extends from Vijay Chowk to India Gate. The stretch was known as Rajpath earlier, and later it was renamed Kartavya Path.

The plan for the redevelopment of Central Vista, the nation's power corridor, also includes the new Parliament building that was inaugurated on Sunday. Central Public Works Department CPWD has been implementing projects under the redevelopment plan for the Central Public Works Department CPWD.

The infrastructure firm Larsen Toubro Limited is constructing the Executive Enclave housing, the PMO, cabinet secretariat, India House and the National Security Council Secretariat at an estimated cost of Rs 1,189 crore, according to a PTI report. The contract was awarded in November last year and the project is slated to be completed in 24 months.

The first three buildings of the Common Central Secretariat are being built by Larsen Toubro. Shastri Bhawan, Udyog Bhawan, Nirman Bhawan and Rail Bhawan are among other buildings that are likely to be demolished to build the Common Central Secretariat.

The government has also proposed to build MPs' chambers on the land where the transport Bhawan and Shram Shakti Bhawan are located. The government also announced plans to establish a large 'defensive enclave' to house the personnel and top brass of the defence forces. The vice president's house and its nearby buildings will be demolished to pave the way for enslave construction.

By June 2024, the new building of IGNCA, the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, will be built beside the National Archives of India. The Central Conference Centre will be built by December 2026.

'Need of the hour': Here is what the Prime Minister Narendra Modi said after inaugurating the new Parliament building.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said yesterday that the new parliament building was the essential element because the number of seats and MPs is set to increase in the coming time.

There was a need for a new parliament. We also have to see that the number of seats and the MPs will increase in the future. That's why it was the need of the hour to make a new parliament, he said at the new Lok Sabha.