​In pics: Delhi under tight security ahead of PM Modi's swearing-in event​

PM Modi is set to takePM Narendra Modi will take oath as Prime Minister for a third term on Sunday, matching Jawaharlal Nehru's record of three consecutive terms. The ceremony will be attended by regional leaders and dignitaries at Rashtrapati Bhavan joining Jawaharlal Nehru as the only prime ministers to win three consecutive terms. (Picture credit:IANS)

Dignitaries from Sri Lanka, Maldives, Seychelles, Bangladesh, Mauritius, Nepal, and Bhutan will join the swearing-in ceremony, reflecting India's 'Neighbourhood First' policy. The event highlights the importance India places on regional cooperation. (Picture credit: IANS)

Security measures have been heightened in New Delhi for PM Modi's swearing-in ceremony, with prohibitory orders and a no-fly zone declared. The grand event at Rashtrapati Bhavan will see attendance from various sectors, including Indian Railways loco pilots. (Picture credit: IANS)

PM Narendra Modi retains power, but the BJP's seat count in the Lok Sabha has decreased to 240, down from 303. This decline marks a notable shift, prompting internal reviews and coalition negotiations for the new government formation. (Picture credit: IANS)

The Congress and Trinamool Congress have expressed their positions on the swearing-in ceremony, with Congress leaders not receiving invitations and Mamata Banerjee's party choosing not to attend. These reactions highlight ongoing political tensions. (Picture credit: IANS)

Intensive discussions are ongoing within the BJP and its allies to finalize cabinet positions. Key ministries are expected to remain with BJP leaders, while allies may receive 5-8 cabinet berths. The focus includes addressing regional political dynamics and upcoming state elections. (Picture credit: IANS)