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I cannot forget the emotional moment when the announcement was made. 'India will be proud the African Union became a member (of the G20) when it was President. It is a matter for all of us to celebrate,' the Prime Minister said. It is India's success (and) not that of an individual or a party. The success of G20 success is that of 140 crore citizens of the country. you have unanimously appreciated the success of G20. He also spoke about the success of the G20 Summit and attributed it to ' 140 crore citizens. highlighted a new form of India's strength'. The Prime Minister also praised the Chandrayaan-3 Moon mission and said India had 'made the world proud. It is true the decision to construct this building was taken by foreign rulers but we can proudly say the toil, hard work and money that went into the construction was that of (our) countrymen.' After Independence, this gained the identity of Parliament. Before Independence, this was the place for the Imperial Legislative Council. 'All of us are saying goodbye to this historic building. I never imagined I would get so much love.' I could have never imagined a child from a poor family, living on the railway platform, would ever be able to enter Parliament. I bowed down and honoured the 'Temple of Democracy. READ | Parliament Special Session Begins, PM Addresses Lok Sabha: 10 Facts Striking nostalgic notes, the PM also recalled his first memories of the old Parliament building. The description of India as such had raised eyebrows then and many pointed out it was an honorific usually reserved for Greece most historians agree the concept (and even the name) of democracy originated in the ancient city-state of Athens, now the Greek capital, around 500 BC. The reference to India as the 'Mother of Democracy' was a repeat of what was said in material handed to G20 leaders and foreign officials during the summit in Delhi earlier this month.

The country can never forget that incident,' he said as he paid tribute to security personnel who were killed in that attack. in a way, it was an attack on the 'Mother of Democracy'. 'There was a terror attack (on Parliament). We had differences and disputes but we witnessed ' parivaar bhaav' ('feeling of family'),' he continued as MPs from the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party thumped their desks in agreement. 'Bidding goodbye to this building is an emotional moment.many bitter-sweet memories associated with it.

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