Ruling party should not tear down everything its predecessor built

Bikaner House: The grand structure with high ceilings and arched doorways, that now act as a venue for open-air musical performances wasn't always like this

It is not necessary that the ruling party should tear down everything that its predecessor built. 

Bikaner House, the former residence of the Maharaja of Bikaner — now a Rajasthan government property and a cultural space in the heart of Delhi — is one such example. The grand structure with high ceilings and arched doorways, that now act as a venue for open-air musical performances, art and sculpture exhibitions and so on, wasn’t always like this. For years, the space was occupied by government offices. It even doubled up as a bus terminal for the Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation.

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