New parliament building: India opposition boycott casts shadow on inauguration
At least 19 opposition parties have said that they will not attend the inauguration ceremony on Sunday.
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At least 19 opposition parties have said that they will not attend the inauguration ceremony on Sunday.
India's new parliament is set to be inaugurated this weekend amid a political row as 19 opposition parties say they will boycott the ceremony.
The new Parliament building represents the spirit of a 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat' and will be dedicated to the nation by PM Narendra Modi on May 28.
Designed by Ahmedabad-based HCP Design, Planning and Management under architect Bimal Patel, the new structure – set to be inaugurated on May 28 – has been built by Tata Projects Ltd.
New Delhi: Invitations for the inauguration of the new Parliament building slated on May 28 have been sent to various leaders across the country including