Archive · 22 Sep 2026
Parliament House Premises Undergo Sprucing Up During Adjournment
The Parliament House buildings are getting some small improvements.
The Central Public Works Department is doing the work.
Workers have started putting up signs in the corridors.
They are also repairing roads inside the complex.
Other minor improvements are being made too.
Parliament’s Monsoon session was adjourned on August 13.
The session has not officially ended through prorogation.
Repair work is usually done between parliamentary sessions.
The Central Public Works Department has begun improving the Parliament House premises.
Work started this month while Parliament’s Monsoon session remains adjourned.
The session was adjourned on August 13 but has not been prorogued.
The work includes new corridor signage, internal road repairs and other minor improvements.
The Central Public Works Department typically carries out repairs between parliamentary sessions.
- Who
- The Central Public Works Department, or CPWD, is carrying out the work.
- What
- It has begun signage, road repairs and other minor improvements in the Parliament complex.
- When
- The work began this month; the Monsoon session was adjourned on August 13 and has not been prorogued.
- Where
- The Parliament House premises, including its corridors and internal roads.
- Why
- The CPWD usually undertakes renovation and repair work between parliamentary sessions.
- Agency
- Central Public Works Department (CPWD)
- Location
- Parliament House premises
- Work started
- This month
- Monsoon session
- Adjourned on August 13
- Session status
- Not yet prorogued
- Projects
- Corridor signage, internal road repairs and other minor improvements
- Usual practice
- Repairs and renovations are generally undertaken between sessions