PM Modi launched a coin of 75 rupees, 50 percent silver … 33 grams in weight, this special coin looks like this
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday released a special commemorative stamp and a coin of Rs 75 on the occasion of the inauguration of the new Parliament House. He released the coin and postage stamp at the inauguration ceremony held in the Lok Sabha chamber of the new Parliament House. According to the notification issued by the Department of Economic Affairs under the Union Finance Ministry, the weight of the coin will be between 34.65 grams to 35.35 grams. The notification said that on one side of the coin, there will be an image of the Ashoka Pillar in the center, on one side of which ‘Bharat’ will be written in Devanagari script while on the other side ‘India’ will be written in English.
Need of the hour was to have a new Parliament: PM Modi
In the new Parliament, PM Narendra Modi said that many years of foreign rule took away our pride from us. Today India has left behind that colonial mindset. PM Modi said that there was a need for a new Parliament. We also have to see that the number of seats and MPs will increase in the coming times. Therefore, it was the need of the hour that a new Parliament should be formed. PM Modi said that India is the mother of democracy. It is also the foundation of global democracy. Democracy is our ‘culture’, thought and tradition.
75 rupees coin weighs 33 grams
According to media reports, the weight of this coin is 33 grams. It has been prepared in the mint of Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal. This coin contains 50 percent silver, 40 percent copper and 5-5 percent nickel-zinc. The diameter of this coin is 44 mm. The year 2023 is written just below the picture of the new Parliament House on the Rs 75 coin. Ashoka pillar is also made on these coins. Along with this, Sansad Sankul in Hindi, Parliament Complex in English is written. Bharat in Hindi and India in English are also written on these Rs.75 coins.
Whenever proceedings begin in the House, Sengol will inspire us: PM Modi
PM Modi said that along with India, the new Parliament House will also contribute to the progress of the world. Apart from this, PM Modi said that it is our good fortune that we have been able to restore the glory of the holy ‘Sengol’. Whenever the proceedings begin in this House, ‘Sengol’ will inspire us. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that when India moves forward, the world moves forward. This new parliament will take the world forward with the development of India.
Every part of the new Parliament building is dedicated to Karib: PM Modi
Describing the new Parliament building as a reflection of the aspirations and dreams of 140 crore Indian citizens, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the building was the need of the hour and every particle of it reflects the vision of “Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat”. Are. After inaugurating the new building of the Parliament, he also said that the ‘Scepter’ (Sengol) installed near the seat of the Speaker of the Lok Sabha will continue to inspire everyone. The Prime Minister emphasized that every particle of the new Parliament building is dedicated to the poor. Modi said, “It is not just a building, it is a reflection of the aspirations and dreams of 140 crore Indians. It gives the message of India’s determination to the world. This is the temple of our democracy.
