New India’s Parliament: Rejuvenating Democratic & Cultural Ethos

The new parliament building of India was inaugurated on the 28^th may by our Prime Minister. As the youth of India when we look up to the new Parliament there are many key things from the Sengol to the Hymns of the Sadhus from Tamil Nadu echoing in the Parliament. The Edict of Akhand Bharat to the Parliament being inaugurated on Veer Savarkar Ji’s Janm Jayanti is a matter of pride for me to see our country moving in the direction that our ancestors feel proud for!

The Sengol Installed by Prime Minister Modi was all across the news for its significance. What is the Sengol ? The Sengol was handed by the British to Pandit Nehru on the auspicious day of independence. The Sengol being handed to Nehru Ji might have symbolised a ‘Transfer of Power’ from Colonialism, but not ‘Transfer of Vision’ from colonialism. Nehru Ji not just did put the Sengol away but also the aspirations of a free India which Narendra Modi has reignited.

Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi just doesn’t preach but he also practises. When discussing Make in India the parliament is built by the Tata Projects LTD. With the three doors named Gyan, Shakti and Karma which essentially highlight the three ideals that the new India is walking on. The roaring lions on top of the parliament endows on how the spirit of India is towards the world and its power to lead the world!

The Constitution Hall within the newly constructed parliament building stands as a majestic testament to the indomitable spirit of Indian democracy. This hallowed space serves as a vibrant repository of the remarkable journey that the nation has traversed since its independence. As one steps into the Hall, a profound sense of reverence envelops the air, as if the very essence of India’s democratic ethos resides within its walls. Immaculately curated, the Hall narrates the story of a nation’s struggle, sacrifice, and triumph, showcasing the evolution of India’s constitutional framework that has empowered its diverse citizenry. Through meticulously preserved artifacts, immersive multimedia displays, and thoughtfully designed exhibits, the Hall offers a captivating glimpse into the visionary minds and impassioned debates that shaped the destiny of a nation. It is here that visitors embark on an awe-inspiring odyssey, tracing the footsteps of those who dedicated their lives to crafting a constitution that upholds justice, liberty, and equality for all. The Constitution Hall, with its grandeur and solemnity, serves as a poignant reminder of India’s unwavering commitment to democracy, inspiring generations to cherish and protect the ideals that form the very bedrock of the nation. 

The new parliament’s focus on digitization and environmental sustainability inspires the youth. It symbolizes progress and transparency, transforming traditional record-keeping to digital formats. Tablets and iPads becoming the norm reflect the importance of digital literacy and youth engagement. It encourages us to embrace technology for informed decision-making and active participation in democracy. This approach promotes a future where technology and sustainability coexist harmoniously. The youth are inspired to be catalysts of change, shaping a brighter, eco-conscious future.

The New Parliament makes me proud as it highlights the diversity of India and the rich culture it highlights. Our new Parliament doesn’t hold some kind of colonial baggage but each part of it is embodied with edicts from all across the country. We are going forward towards the Amrit kaal of India and hence what India highlights and puts most importance is on India being a green leader. The Parliament highlights a green and environment friendly build. The building process on every stage of its construction took proper care of the waste management, air quality and also the water quality as well. These precedents help inspire the next generation to lead the world with green ideas!

Indian Parliament is an effective symbol of India’s vibrant democracy and a standing example of how the Indian democracy which is the ‘Mother of Democracy’ is vibrant. The Parliamentary idea of India has been honoured by the most revered Parliamentarism Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar and Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee to the honourable Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi who is reaching up every dream of an aspiring Indian youth by various legislations to give new India and its youth to walk on the Kartavya Path!