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NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday credited 140 crore Indians for the success of the G20 Summit held here, saying it does not belong to.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the first day of five-day special session of Parliament said that the old Parliament building will always inspire generations "as we move to the new building on Tuesday"."We will move to the new ...
Prime minister Narendra Modi on the first day of five-day special session of Parliament said that the old Parliament building will always inspire generations “as we move to the new building on Tuesday (Sept 19)”.
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The success of the G20 is that of 140 crore Indians. It is the success of India, not that of a person or a party, the prime minister asserted. Referring to the old Parliament building where he was speaking, Modi said while foreign rulers had decided to build the structure, it was constructed by the hard work, sweat and money of the people of India.