GENERAL22 Sept 2026
Indian democracy in brick and mortar
A new book tells the story of how India's Parliament building was built after the capital moved from Calcutta to Delhi. It radiated power, and later became the centre of Indian democracy. For business owners, this is history, not tax or compliance news, so no filing or payment deadline changes for you. Read it as background on how our republic's institutions took shape.
Key Statutory Highlights
- India's Parliament building was built after the capital shifted from Calcutta to Delhi.
- The building first radiated power and later became the centre of Indian democracy.
- A book called Housing the Republic: A Biography of the Indian Parliament tells this story.
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