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The new Parliament building was inaugurated by the Prime minister in May this year. 

Members of Parliament to get special gift in new building

The new Parliament building was inaugurated by the Prime minister in May this year.&nbsp;

All members of Parliament will receive a special gift on Tuesday, September 19 after the proceedings of the Parliament will move to the New building.&nbsp;
As per India Today, all members will get a copy of the constitution, books related to the constitution and a commemorative coin and a stamp to mark the start of proceedings.&nbsp;
The govt convened a 5-day session of Parliament which commenced on Sept 18. Day 2 of the session will take place in the new building.
Notably, the high-end new Parliament building was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in May this year.
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Lok Sabha proceedings will begin at 1.15 pm, while Rajya Sabha will meet at 2.15 pm in the new building.

Parliament proceedings to officially begin in new building, MPs to gather for photo op

Lok Sabha proceedings will begin at 1.15 p.m., while Rajya Sabha will meet at 2.15 p.m. in the new building.

Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla will lead a function in the Central Hall of Parliament on Tuesday to celebrate the country's rich parliamentary legacy and resolve to make India a developed nation by 2047.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi will deliver the welcome address at the Central hall function, and veteran parliamentarians will also speak on the occasion.
Sources said BJP MP Maneka Gandhi, who is also a senior most Lok Sabha member, will be the first speaker. Former prime minister Manmohan Singh has been approached to deliver an address at the function after Maneka Gandhi, but sources close to him said Singh has not been keeping well for some time and may not be present.
Before the Central Hall function, three separate group photographs -- first of MPs from both Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha, second of RS members and third of LS members -- would be taken at the inner courtyard of the old Parliament building.
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Lok Sabha proceedings will begin at 1.15 p.m., while Rajya Sabha will meet at 2.15 p.m. in the new building.

The operations will move to new building on Tuesday, September 18.

'Sad moment but...': MPs react to moving to New Parliament building | Watch

The operations will move to the new building on Tuesday, September 18.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi recounted his memories of the Old Parliament building on the first day of the 5-day special session, several members of Parliament shared their thoughts about moving to the New Parliament building.
The operations will move to the new building on Tuesday, September 18.
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, recalling his days in the old building termed the moment as 'sad' but added that he looks forward to the new building and hopes it offers better facilities.
Meanwhile, Congress leader KC Venugopal, asserted that the new building alone will not solve the purpose. 'Building, building hai', he said, saying what happens inside the Parliament is more important rather than the structure.&nbsp;
BJP leader and MP Saroj Pandey said that leaders have witnessed historic bills inside the old building, adding that the structure holds lots of importance.
Getting nostalgic, Meenakshi Lekhi said, "As PM Modi said changes are part of life. In this change, as time passes by, buildings and people also change. This old building (of Parliament) has a very old history...We saw here the abrogation of Article 370, the GST coming into effect...Many memories will be attached to this place. New memories will be attached to the new Parliament building..."
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The upcoming Parliament session introduces a new uniform for employees of both Houses, designed by the National Institute of Fashion Technology

Special Parliament session: Employees to don new uniform designed by NIFT

The upcoming Parliament session introduces a new uniform for employees of both Houses, designed by the National Institute of Fashion Technology

As the new Parliament building is all set to hold its first session next week, several changes have come to light, including a new uniform for employees of both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. Individuals engaged in legislative duties will be given cream-coloured jackets paired with cream shirts adorned with a pink lotus prints and khaki trousers. This uniform code will be standardized for employees working in both Houses. Marshals will wear Manipuri turbans.
The 271 staff members, such as chamber attendants and those responsible for verbatim reporting service, have received their new uniforms. According to officials, security officers from the Parliament Security Service (Operations) will now wear army camouflage outfits instead of the blue safari suits they used to wear.
The new uniform is designed by the National Institute of Fashion Technology and the uniform is gender neutral.&nbsp;
The new building is going to be operational from September 19, which falls on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi.
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Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi shared an image of the mural and tweeted that the resolve for Akhand Bharat is clear.

New Parliament has Akhand Bharat map? BJP minister's tweet has the answer

New Parliament building has a map of Akhand Bharat? BJP minister's tweet has the answer

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi shared an image of the mural and tweeted that the resolve for Akhand Bharat is clear.

A mural in the new Parliament building depicting the influence of ancient Indian thought in its immediate neighbourhood went viral on social media on Sunday with many claiming it represents the resolve for an Akhand Bharat, described as a "cultural concept" by the RSS.
The mural in the new Parliament building, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday, marks important kingdoms and cities of the past, and shows the influence of ancient India in the then Taxila, in present-day Pakistan.
"The resolve is clear &ndash; Akhand Bharat," Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said on Twitter.
The BJP's Karnataka unit shared photographs of the artworks inside the new Parliament House, including the murals of ancient India, Chanakya, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and B R Ambedkar and the cultural diversity of the country.
"It is a symbol of the vitality of our proud great civilisation," the Karnataka BJP said on its Twitter handle.
"Akhand Bharat in New Parliament. It represents our powerful &amp; self-reliant India," Manoj Kotak, Lok Sabha member from Mumbai North-East, said on Twitter.
A number of Twitter users welcomed the depiction of 'Akhand Bharat' in the new Parliament building and wondered whether it was the reason for the Opposition boycott of the function.
"Our idea was to depict the influence of Indian thought during the ancient ages. It extended from the present day Afghanistan in the northwestern region to south-eastern Asia," Adwaita Gadanayak, Director General, National Gallery of Modern Art said.
Gadanayak was involved in the selection of artworks displayed in the new Parliament building.
According to the RSS, the Akhand Bharat concept refers to the undivided India whose geographical expanse was very wide in ancient times -- present-day Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Thailand.
However, the RSS now maintains that the Akhand Bharat concept, in the present times, should be seen in the cultural context and not political given the partition of India on religious lines at the time of Independence.

The new Parliament building,was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday, showcases exquisite motifs of national bird peacock and national flower lotus in the carpets of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, respectively.

'10 lakh man-hours': carpets for new Parliament building weaved by these many UP artisans

The new Parliament building,was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday, showcases exquisite motifs of national bird peacock and national flower lotus in the carpets of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, respectively.

Premium hand-knotted carpets weaved laboriously by as many as 900 artisans from Uttar Pradesh for a whopping "10 lakh man-hours" will adorn the floors of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha in the new Parliament building.
The new Parliament building,was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday, showcases exquisite motifs of national bird peacock and national flower lotus in the carpets of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, respectively.
Obeetee Carpets, the over-100-year-old Indian company behind the project, said weavers crafted more than 150 carpets each for Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha "before stitching them into a single carpet in the form of a semi-circle to sync with the architecture of each of the Houses spread across 35,000 square feet of area".

According to a gazette notification by the Department of Economic Affairs under the Union Ministry of the Finance, the weight of the coin would be 34.65-35.35 grams.

New Parliament House: PM releases special commemorative postage stamp, Rs 75 coin 

According to a gazette notification by the Department of Economic Affairs under the Union Ministry of the Finance, the weight of the coin would be 34.65-35.35 grams.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday released a special commemorative postage stamp and a Rs 75 coin to mark the inauguration of the new Parliament building.
He released the coin and the stamp at the inauguration event held at the Lok Sabha chamber of the new Parliament building.
According to a gazette notification by the Department of Economic Affairs under the Union Ministry of the Finance, the weight of the coin would be 34.65-35.35 grams.
One side of the coin will bear the image of the Lion Capital of the Ashoka Pillar in the centre, flanked by the word "Bharat" in Devanagari script and "INDIA" in English, it said. The rupee symbol "₹" and denominational value "75" in international numerals will also be inscribed below the Lion Capital.
The other side of the coin will bear the image of the Parliament Complex and the year "2023" in international numerals below the image.

He also shared pictures of the inaugural event held this morning. 

'May this iconic building be cradle of...': PM Modi after unveiling new Parliament

He also shared pictures of the inaugural event held this morning.&nbsp;

Soon after inaugurating the new Parliament building, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday hoped that the iconic building becomes a cradle of empowerment, igniting dreams and nurturing them into reality.
May it propel our great nation to new heights of progress, he said.
"As the new building of India&rsquo;s Parliament is inaugurated, our hearts and minds are filled with pride, hope and promise. May this iconic building be a cradle of empowerment, igniting dreams and nurturing them into reality. May it propel our great nation to new heights of progress," the prime minister tweeted.
He also shared pictures of the inaugural event held this morning.&nbsp;

Union ministers Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah, S Jaishankar and Jitendra Singh, chief ministers of several states and BJP president J P Nadda was present on the occasion.

New Parliament inauguration: key highlights from the mega ceremony

Union ministers Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah, S Jaishankar and Jitendra Singh, chief ministers of several states and BJP president J P Nadda was present on the occasion.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the new Parliament building Sunday morning.
Dressed in a traditional attire, Modi walked into the Parliament premises from its Gate No. 1 and was welcomed by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.
Amid Vedic chants by priests from Karnataka's Shringeri Math, the prime minister performed "Ganapati Homam" to invoke Gods to bless the inauguration of the new Parliament building.
The prime minister prostrated before the "Sengol" and sought blessings from high priests of various adheenams in Tamil Nadu with the holy sceptre in hand.
Modi then carried the "Sengol" in a procession amid tunes of "nadaswaram" and chanting of Vedic mantras to the new Parliament building and installed it in a special enclosure on the right side of the Speaker's chair in the Lok Sabha chamber.
Union ministers Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah, S Jaishankar and Jitendra Singh, chief ministers of several states and BJP president J P Nadda was present on the occasion.
The prime minister felicitated some workers who played key roles in the construction of the new Parliament building.

Dressed in a traditional attire, Modi walked into the Parliament premises from its Gate No. 1 and was welcomed by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.

Watch: PM Modi honours workers who built new Parliament building 

Dressed in a traditional attire, Modi walked into the Parliament premises from its Gate No. 1 and was welcomed by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the new Parliament building Sunday morning.
Dressed in a traditional attire, Modi walked into the Parliament premises from its Gate No. 1 and was welcomed by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.
Amid Vedic chants by priests from Karnataka's Shringeri Math, the prime minister performed "Ganapati Homam" to invoke Gods to bless the inauguration of the new Parliament building and later placed sacred Sengol inside LS Chamber.
The prime minister felicitated some workers who played key roles in the construction of the new Parliament building.&nbsp;
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday arrived to inaugurate India's new seat of power, the New Parliament building. 

Watch: PM Modi bows before 'Sengol' ahead of its placement 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday arrived to inaugurate India's new seat of power, the New Parliament building.&nbsp;

As a mark of respect, PM Modi bowed before the 'Sengol' during the ceremony to mark the beginning of the inauguration of the new Parliament building.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday arrived to inaugurate India's new seat of power, the New Parliament building.&nbsp;
The PM accompanied by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla payed floral tribute to Mahatma Gandhi before beginning the havan.&nbsp;

The PM was accompanied by the Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. 

New Parliament inauguration: 'Sengol' installed inside Lok Sabha Chamber 

The PM was accompanied by the Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.&nbsp;

PM Narendra Modi on Sunday placed the historic 'Sengol' inside the Lok Sabha Chamber in the new Parliament building.
The PM was handed over the sceptre by the Adheenam seers. He later carried the Sengol to the LS Chamber in a procession amid tunes of 'nadaswaram'
The PM was accompanied by the Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.&nbsp;

The PM accompanied by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla payed floral tribute to Mahatma Gandhi before beginning the havan. 

New Parliament building inauguration: PM Modi performs special puja

The PM accompanied by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla payed floral tribute to Mahatma Gandhi before beginning the havan.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday arrived to inaugurate India's new seat of power, the New Parliament building.&nbsp;
The PM accompanied by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla payed floral tribute to Mahatma Gandhi before beginning the havan.&nbsp;
A special hour-long havan ceremony began inside the New building's premises

'Sengol' is a historical sceptre from Tamil Nadu which was received by first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru to represent transfer of power from the British

New Parliament building: priests from Tamil Nadu present Sengol to PM Modi 

Priests from Tamil Nadu presented Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the 'Sengol',\

'Sengol' is a historical sceptre from Tamil Nadu which was received by first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru to represent transfer of power from the British

Priests of the Dharmapuram Adheenam presented Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the 'Sengol', a golden sceptre that will be placed beside the chair of the Lok Sabha speaker during the inauguration of the new Parliament building.&nbsp;
'Sengol' is a historical sceptre from Tamil Nadu which was received by first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru to represent transfer of power from the British

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will on Sunday inaugurate the new Parliament building

In pics: New Parliament building's stunning images released day before inauguration

Photographs of various parts the new Parliament building have been released a day before its inauguration by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 28. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will on Sunday inaugurate the new Parliament building

Photographs of various parts of the new Parliament building have been released a day before its inauguration by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 28.&nbsp;
From a bird's eye view of India's new seat of power with the old building in the background to an inside view of the corridors and the Lok Sabha, the pictures show the new Parliament in all its grandeur.&nbsp;
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will on Sunday inaugurate the new Parliament building, equipped with state-of-the-art technology, amid a boycott by several Opposition parties which insist that President Droupadi Murmu as head of the state should do the honours.
On Friday, Modi said the new Parliament building will make every Indian proud and shared a video of the new complex.
With carpets from Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh, bamboo flooring from Tripura and stone carvings from Rajasthan, the new Parliament building reflects India's diverse culture.
'Sengol', a historical sceptre from Tamil Nadu which was received by the first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru to represent a transfer of power from the British and was kept in a museum in Allahabad, will be installed in the new Parliament building.
It will be placed near the chair of the Lok Sabha Speaker in the House chamber.
(with inputs from PTI)

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