‘India starting new journey for a new future’, Says PM Modi before entering new Parliament House

New Delhi: Reminiscing about India's glorious past and aiming high for the future, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday stressed for strengthening the economy and ensuring social justice for all.
Addressing MPs in the Central Hall of Parliament, PM Modi said that reforms have to be carried out keeping in mind the aspirations of every Indian. Indian aspirations must be at the helm of our decisions. We have to build an Aatmanirbhar
Bharat in Amrit Kaal, Modi said. While reiterating that India is well on track to become the third largest economy in the world, Modi laid emphasis on making world-class products. He noted that India is full of new energy and growing rapidly. Based on the available information and discussions with eminent people I can say with full confidence that India will become the third economy, though some people may be negative and pessimistic about it, he said. He, however, underlined the significance of all-inclusive growth and stated that without
social justice desired results may not be realised. Modi said aspirations of people are at perhaps 1000-year high. He said that India needs to work on a bigger canvas in the 25 years of Amrit Kaal. “I had said from the Red Fort that this is the time, and this is the right time to march ahead. Today, India has woken up with a new consciousness. India is brimming with new energy. This new consciousness and new energy can surely turn people’s dreams into reality”, he said.
PM Modi proposed to name the old Parliament building as Samvidhan Sadan.
After the function at the Central Hall, Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the MPs to the new parliament building. “We are going to enter the new Parliament building today and do the Shri Ganesh (start a new journey) for a new future,” Modi had said earlier in his address.