Sansad Marg
Sansad Marg, Government avenue in India
Sansad Marg is a major avenue that runs through the heart of New Delhi.
The street houses several significant buildings that were erected during the city's British-planned development.
'Sansad Marg' translates to 'Parliament Street' in English, reflecting its political significance.
It is commonly used for parades and national events in India.
The avenue is lined with impressive ficus trees that add to the capital's grandeur.
Location: New Delhi
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