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NEW DELHI: The traditional Indian use of saffron shades and the use of the Hindi language to swear an oath were the dominant themes during the swearing-in ceremony of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ministers. New Government Union NDA.
The mega event took place in the sprawling esplanade of the iconic Rashtrapati Bhavan, which was attended by heads of state from various countries and a host of other distinguished guests .
Among the sworn ministers, most choose to swear in Hindi, the others do so in English.
From a clothing perspective too, kurta-pajama was the dominant theme. Most of the deputies appeared in kurta-pajamas, colored vest or their traditional dresses, while some chose to wear a shirt and trousers.
The crowd is the one that rejoices the most when Modi swears in Hindi and that someone in the crowd shouts "Bharat Mata Ki" Jai "just before he is sworn.
BJP leader Amit Shah and Smriti Irani were also enthusiastically received by the crowd.
During the ceremony, showbiz stars rubbed shoulders with political leaders and honorable members of the government as they watched President Ram Nath Kovind swear in the 58 new Indian ministers.
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The mega event took place in the sprawling esplanade of the iconic Rashtrapati Bhavan, which was attended by heads of state from various countries and a host of other distinguished guests .
Among the sworn ministers, most choose to swear in Hindi, the others do so in English.
From a clothing perspective too, kurta-pajama was the dominant theme. Most of the deputies appeared in kurta-pajamas, colored vest or their traditional dresses, while some chose to wear a shirt and trousers.
The crowd is the one that rejoices the most when Modi swears in Hindi and that someone in the crowd shouts "Bharat Mata Ki" Jai "just before he is sworn.
BJP leader Amit Shah and Smriti Irani were also enthusiastically received by the crowd.
During the ceremony, showbiz stars rubbed shoulders with political leaders and honorable members of the government as they watched President Ram Nath Kovind swear in the 58 new Indian ministers.
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