Akhand bharat parliament

The message of the mural of Akhand Bharat in the new Parliament building would not be missed by anyone who tries to fathom how the mind of Prime Minister Narendra Modi works. It has a message both in the national and international context. India is sure to focus on maintaining its territorial integrity and expanding its cultural influence. And this is in line with the thought process of the new generation that wants to prosper forgetting conflict and giving peace a chance. The military strength of India is not to browbeat others but to secure our borders and allow citizens to grow in an atmosphere of peace. Thus, the new Parliament building showcases young India’s aspiration to be more meaningful as a matured democracy. The much talked about ‘Sengol’ is the symbol of righteousness and justice and a reminder to lawmakers that justice must be delivered to the last man on the street. Chanakya said that we must have the strength to earn the respect of others. He is the one who built the mighty Magadhan Empire and tried to unite India to fight the Greeks. Those who are weak become victims of the predatory design of territory-hungry neighbours. The physical boundary loses sanctity due to the political aspirations of people for more land and power. No country knows this more than India which witnessed its body being mutilated due to designs of the British Empire. The Empire was built on the military prowess of Indian soldiers but it never worked for the unification or unity of th...

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. "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. Notably, he 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 message of the mural of Akhand Bharat in the new Parliament building would not be missed by anyone who tries to fathom how the mind of Prime Minister Narendra Modi works. It has a message both in the national and international context. India is sure to focus on maintaining its territorial integrity and expanding its cultural influence. And this is in line with the thought process of the new generation that wants to prosper forgetting conflict and giving peace a chance. The military strength of India is not to browbeat others but to secure our borders and allow citizens to grow in an atmosphere of peace. Thus, the new Parliament building showcases young India’s aspiration to be more meaningful as a matured democracy. The much talked about ‘Sengol’ is the symbol of righteousness and justice and a reminder to lawmakers that justice must be delivered to the last man on the street. Chanakya said that we must have the strength to earn the respect of others. He is the one who built the mighty Magadhan Empire and tried to unite India to fight the Greeks. Those who are weak become victims of the predatory design of territory-hungry neighbours. The physical boundary loses sanctity due to the political aspirations of people for more land and power. No country knows this more than India which witnessed its body being mutilated due to designs of the British Empire. The Empire was built on the military prowess of Indian soldiers but it never worked for the unification or unity of th...

"The controversial mural of ‘Akhand Bharat’ in the recently inaugurated new Parliament building of India may stoke unnecessary and harmful diplomatic row in the neighborhood including Nepal. It has the potential of further aggravating the trust deficit already vitiating the bilateral relations between most of the immediate neighbors of India. It would be prudent for Indian political leadership to unravel and communicate in time the real intent and ramification of this mural episode," former Prime Minister of Nepal Baburam Bhattarai tweeted. The controversial mural of ‘Akhand Bharat’ in the recently inaugurated new Parliament building of India may stoke unnecessary and harmful diplomatic row in the neighborhood including Nepal. It has the potential of further aggravating the trust deficit already vitiating the… Another former Prime Minister of Nepal KP Sharma Oli also objected to the mural and told The Kathmandu Post that the installation of the 'Akhand Bharat' mural in the Indian Parliament "was not fair". The timing also bears significance as currently sitting Nepal Prime Minister Pushpakamal Dahal "Prachanda" is on a visit to India and also met

"The controversial mural of ‘Akhand Bharat’ in the recently inaugurated new Parliament building of India may stoke unnecessary and harmful diplomatic row in the neighborhood including Nepal. It has the potential of further aggravating the trust deficit already vitiating the bilateral relations between most of the immediate neighbors of India. It would be prudent for Indian political leadership to unravel and communicate in time the real intent and ramification of this mural episode," former Prime Minister of Nepal Baburam Bhattarai tweeted. The controversial mural of ‘Akhand Bharat’ in the recently inaugurated new Parliament building of India may stoke unnecessary and harmful diplomatic row in the neighborhood including Nepal. It has the potential of further aggravating the trust deficit already vitiating the… Another former Prime Minister of Nepal KP Sharma Oli also objected to the mural and told The Kathmandu Post that the installation of the 'Akhand Bharat' mural in the Indian Parliament "was not fair". The timing also bears significance as currently sitting Nepal Prime Minister Pushpakamal Dahal "Prachanda" is on a visit to India and also met

"The controversial mural of ‘Akhand Bharat’ in the recently inaugurated new Parliament building of India may stoke unnecessary and harmful diplomatic row in the neighborhood including Nepal. It has the potential of further aggravating the trust deficit already vitiating the bilateral relations between most of the immediate neighbors of India. It would be prudent for Indian political leadership to unravel and communicate in time the real intent and ramification of this mural episode," former Prime Minister of Nepal Baburam Bhattarai tweeted. The controversial mural of ‘Akhand Bharat’ in the recently inaugurated new Parliament building of India may stoke unnecessary and harmful diplomatic row in the neighborhood including Nepal. It has the potential of further aggravating the trust deficit already vitiating the… Another former Prime Minister of Nepal KP Sharma Oli also objected to the mural and told The Kathmandu Post that the installation of the 'Akhand Bharat' mural in the Indian Parliament "was not fair". The timing also bears significance as currently sitting Nepal Prime Minister Pushpakamal Dahal "Prachanda" is on a visit to India and also met

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. "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. Notably, he 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 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. "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. Notably, he 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 controversial mural of ‘Akhand Bharat’ in the recently inaugurated new Parliament building of India may stoke unnecessary and harmful diplomatic row in the neighborhood including Nepal. It has the potential of further aggravating the trust deficit already vitiating the bilateral relations between most of the immediate neighbors of India. It would be prudent for Indian political leadership to unravel and communicate in time the real intent and ramification of this mural episode," former Prime Minister of Nepal Baburam Bhattarai tweeted. The controversial mural of ‘Akhand Bharat’ in the recently inaugurated new Parliament building of India may stoke unnecessary and harmful diplomatic row in the neighborhood including Nepal. It has the potential of further aggravating the trust deficit already vitiating the… Another former Prime Minister of Nepal KP Sharma Oli also objected to the mural and told The Kathmandu Post that the installation of the 'Akhand Bharat' mural in the Indian Parliament "was not fair". The timing also bears significance as currently sitting Nepal Prime Minister Pushpakamal Dahal "Prachanda" is on a visit to India and also met

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. "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. Notably, he 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.