Here's how the new parliament building differs from the existing one
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to inaugurate the new Parliament building on May 28
PM Modi laid the foundation stone of the new Parliament Building on Dec 10, 2020, and within a record 21 months, this building has been ready for inauguration
The existing Parliament Building has a circular structure while the new Parliament Building has a triangular structure
The old Parliament building was built for seismic zone 2, while the new Parliament building has been built for Seismic Zone 5
The existing Parliament building has a very old technical setup while the new Parliament building has an advanced technical setup
The old parliament has a seating capacity of 550 members in the Lok Sabha and 250 members in the Rajya Sabha
The new Parliament building has a seating capacity of 888 members inside the Lok Sabha and 384 members inside the Rajya Sabha
The new building has six committee rooms while the present structure has three such rooms