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The new Parliament building is a part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s plan to rebuild the central Vista in New Delhi. The project that will kick off after the Monsoon Session is expected to be completed within a year.

The Indian Parliament is going to get a brand new structure and the Tata Projects Ltd has won a contract worth Rs 861.90 crore for the construction of the new Parliament building, government officials said on Wednesday. The Tata’s beat Larsen and Toubro Ltd who had submitted a bid of Rs 865 crore.

“The Tata Projects Limited has won the agreement to assemble another Parliament fabricating,” an authority said.

Prominently, the new Parliament building is a piece of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s arrangement to modify the focal Vista in New Delhi. The venture that will commence after the Monsoon Session is relied upon to be finished inside a year.

The uber venture means to redevelop the public capital’s Central Vista zone that houses notable structures including the Parliament, Rashtrapati Bhavan, the Prime Minister’s legitimate living arrangement, and the India Gate. The undertaking has as of late been reprimanded in the Parliament as a pointless move in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Central Public Works Department, which opened the money related offers at the beginning of today, said that the new structure will come up at plot number 118 of the Parliament House Estate.

The municipal body additionally noticed that the structure will be planned as the ground in addition to a two-story three-sided structure at an expected expense of Rs 940 crore. As per reports, the public token of India is probably going to sit on the top of the new structure.

A month ago, the legislature had shortlisted three Mumbai-based development organizations – Larsen and Toubro, Tata Projects, and Shapoorji Pallonji and Company – for entries on the money related offer.

Recently, the Center had defended the new development saying that the current Parliament building had started “giving indications of trouble and over-use”. Eminently, the current structure was worked during the British period.