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Congress slammed Centre's move to vacate Delhi's National Museum, with Shashi Tharoor calling it barbarism.

'This is barbarism': Congress slams Centre's move to vacate National Museum

Congress slammed Centre's move to vacate Delhi's National Museum, with Shashi Tharoor calling it barbarism.

Congress slammed the central government after a PTI report claimed that Delhi's National Museum will likely be vacated by the end of 2023 as part of the Central Vista redevelopment project.
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said the move is simply barbarism.
"A historic building of immense architectural importance is to be demolished and replaced by a cookie-cutter government building! And in the meantime there will be no National Museum for two years at least. This is barbarism, pure and simple," said Tharoor on X.
The party's general secretary Jairam Ramesh said that the nation would lose not just a majestic structure but also a piece of its recent history which is the target of a systematic erasure campaign of the Prime Minister.
"Yet another majestic building that combines finely the modern with the traditional is to vanish by the end of this year. The National Museum designed by G B Deolalikar and inaugurated in December 1960 is being demolished. Incidentally, he also designed the main block of the Supreme Court which hopefully will survive," Ramesh said.
"The nation loses not just a majestic structure but also loses a piece of its recent history which is the target of a systematic erasure campaign of the Prime Minister. It has over 2,00,000 priceless exhibits and there is no guarantee that this national treasure will survive the supposed relocation," he added.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday inaugurated the newly-christened Kartavya Path, the stretch of road from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate earlier known as Rajpath.
According to the Union housing and urban affairs ministry, the new stretch will be more pedestrian-friendly because of the new red granite walkways spreading 15.5 km that have been created, replacing bajri sand that lined the ground earlier.
Four new pedestrian underpasses have been built at busy junctions to segregate vehicular traffic from pedestrian movement, making the street safe to cross.
According to an official, 74 historic light poles and all chain links have been restored, upgraded and reinstalled on the site and more than 900 new light poles have been added where necessary to ensure that the space is always safe for visitors.
The revamped stretch is part of the Modi government's ambitious Central Vista redevelopment project, which also envisages a new triangular Parliament building, a common central secretariat, a new prime minister's residence and office, and a new vice-president's enclave. 

Central Vista Avenue inauguration: PM Modi inaugurates a revamped Rajpath

Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday inaugurated the newly-christened Kartavya Path, the stretch of road from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate earlier known as Rajpath.

The revamped stretch is part of the Modi government's ambitious Central Vista redevelopment project

Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday inaugurated the newly-christened Kartavya Path, the stretch of road from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate earlier known as Rajpath.
According to the Union housing and urban affairs ministry, the new stretch will be more pedestrian-friendly because of the new red granite walkways spreading 15.5 km that have been created, replacing bajri sand that lined the ground earlier.
Four new pedestrian underpasses have been built at busy junctions to segregate vehicular traffic from pedestrian movement, making the street safe to cross.
According to an official, 74 historic light poles and all chain links have been restored, upgraded and reinstalled on the site and more than 900 new light poles have been added where necessary to ensure that the space is always safe for visitors.
The revamped stretch is part of the Modi government's ambitious Central Vista redevelopment project, which also envisages a new triangular Parliament building, a common central secretariat, a new prime minister's residence and office, and a new vice-president's enclave.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated the newly-christened Kartavya Path -- a stretch from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate that will have red granite walkways with greenery all around, refurbished canals, state-wise food stalls, new amenity blocks and vending kiosks.
According to the government, it symbolises a shift from erstwhile Rajpath being an icon of power to Kartavya Path being an example of public ownership and empowerment.
Modi also unveiled a statue of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose at India Gate. These steps are in line with the prime minister's second 'Panch Pran' for New India in Amrit Kaal: 'remove any trace of colonial mindset', it said.

PM inaugurates a revamped Central Vista Avenue in Delhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated the newly-christened Kartavya Path -- a stretch from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate that will have red granite walkways with greenery all around, refurbished canals, state-wise food stalls, new amenity blocks and vending kiosks

According to the government, it symbolises a shift from erstwhile Rajpath being an icon of power to Kartavya Path being an example of public ownership and empowerment.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated the newly-christened Kartavya Path -- a stretch from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate that will have red granite walkways with greenery all around, refurbished canals, state-wise food stalls, new amenity blocks and vending kiosks.
According to the government, it symbolises a shift from erstwhile Rajpath being an icon of power to Kartavya Path being an example of public ownership and empowerment.
Modi also unveiled a statue of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose at India Gate. These steps are in line with the prime minister's second 'Panch Pran' for New India in Amrit Kaal: 'remove any trace of colonial mindset', it said.

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Central Vista inauguration: Delhi Police asks commuters to take alternate routes to avoid jams

Delhi Police has asked commuters to plan their journey in advance and take alternate routes to avoid road closures and congestion due to traffic restrictions for the inauguration ceremony of 'Kartavya Path' on Thursday.

Special arrangements have been made to ensure no inconvenience is caused to commuters and pedestrians, police said, adding traffic will be diverted from specific roads from 6 pm to 9 pm on Thursday.

Central Vista inauguration : Delhi Police has asked commuters to plan their journey in advance and take alternate routes to avoid road closures and congestion due to traffic restrictions for the inauguration ceremony of 'Kartavya Path' on Thursday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the newly-christened <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/ndmc-pases-proposal-rajpath-to-be-called-kartavya-path-now-1662540737048">Kartavya Path</a> -- a stretch from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate -- that will have red granite walkways with greenery all around, refurbished canals, state-wise food stalls, new amenity blocks and vending kiosks, later in the day.
Special arrangements have been made to ensure no inconvenience is caused to commuters and pedestrians, police said, adding traffic will be diverted from specific roads from 6 pm to 9 pm on Thursday.
According to the advisory, traffic movement will be diverted from roads such as Tilak Marg (from C-hexagon to Bhagwan Dass Road Crossing), Purana Quila Road (from C-hexagon to Mathura Road), Shershah Road (from C-hexagon to Mathura Road).
Dr. Zakir Hussain Marg (from C-hexagon to Subramanian Bharti Marg Crossing), Pandara Road (from C-hexagon to Subramanian Bharti Marg Crossing), Shahjahan Road (from C-hexagon to Q-point), Akbar Road (from C-hexagon to roundabout Mansingh Road), Ashoka Road (from C-hexagon to R/A Jaswant Singh Road), it said.
Traffic movement will also be diverted on K G Marg (from C-hexagon to Madhav Rao Scindia Marg Crossing) and Copernicus Marg (from C-hexagon to Madhav Rao Scindia Marg Crossing), the advisory added.
Commuters using two-wheelers, three-wheelers and four-wheelers are requested to plan their journey in advance accordingly and avoid roads such as W-Point, Mathura Road, Ashoka Road, Q-Point, Prithvi Raj Road, Akbar Road, Subramanian Bharti Marg, APJ Abdul Kalam Road, Rajesh Pilot Marg.
Similarly, the roundabouts near Windsor Place and Claridge Hotel, Man Singh Road, the MLNP roundabout, Janpath, Firoz Shah Road, the Mandi House roundabout and Sikandra Road are expected to witness heavy volume of traffic.
The advisory stated that diversion for buses would start at Moti Bagh crossing on Ring Road, Bhikaji Cama crossing on Ring Road, south foot of Lodhi flyover, ITO, I P flyover-Vikas Marg, Ring Road-Yamuna Bazar, Tis Hazari-R/A Mori Gate junction, Panchkuian Road (Dayal Chowk), AIIMS flyover, SBM-Mathura Road, Neela Gumbad, Ashram Chowk, NH-24-Ring Road, Ring Road-ISBT, ISBT-T point and Dhaula Kuan from 6 pm and will remain in force till 9 pm.
The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC), Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System (DIMTS) and other public transport authorities are also requested to plan the movement of their fleet vehicles in advance and avoid the above-mentioned roads, the advisory stated.
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The DTC has also been requested to organise a 'park and ride' facility from the following pick-up points to C-hexagon -- Bhairon Road, Rajghat, Connaught Place and JLN stadium, the traffic police advisory added people are advised to avoid using their private vehicles and cabs to travel to Central Vista. Instead, they should use public transport or avail 'park and ride' facility, the traffic police advisory added.&nbsp;

Amid the mega Central Vista project in Delhi, the government has reportedly decided to rename the historic Rajpath. Rajpath, which was known as Kingsway during British rule, will be rechristened to Kartavyapath, according to sources quoted by news agency PTI.
The New Delhi Municipal Council, or NDMC, has called a special meeting on 7 September to clear the proposal. The entire road and area from the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose statue at India Gate to the Rashtrapati Bhavan will be known as Kartavyapath.
This is in line with the Narendra Modi administration's emphasis on purging symbols of colonial rule.
On 2 September 2022, PM Modi unveiled the Indian Navy's new ensign in which British symbol, the Cross of Saint George, was replaced with Shivaji's royal seal.
A few years ago, the government renamed the street on which the PM's residence is located from Race Course Road to Lok Kalyan Marg.

After Indian Navy's new flag, Rajpath's new name: 'Kartavyapath' move amid push to purge British symbols

The entire road and area from the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose statue at India Gate to the Rashtrapati Bhavan will be known as Kartavyapath.

Amid the mega Central Vista project in Delhi, the government has reportedly decided to rename the historic Rajpath. Rajpath, which was known as Kingsway during British rule, will be rechristened to Kartavyapath, according to sources quoted by news agency PTI.
The New Delhi Municipal Council, or NDMC, has called a special meeting on 7 September to clear the proposal. The entire road and area from the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose statue at India Gate to the Rashtrapati Bhavan will be known as Kartavyapath.
This is in line with the Narendra Modi administration's emphasis on purging symbols of colonial rule.
On 2 September 2022, PM Modi unveiled the Indian Navy's new ensign in which British symbol, the Cross of Saint George, was replaced with Shivaji's royal seal.
A few years ago, the government renamed the street on which the PM's residence is located from Race Course Road to Lok Kalyan Marg.
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Supreme Court dismissed an appeal against Delhi High Court refusing to halt the Central Vista redevelopment project amid Covid-19

Central Vista Project: SC dismisses appeal against HC order refusing to halt construction 

SC dismisses petition against HC order allowing&nbsp;Central Vista work to go on
Delhi HC refused to stay Central Vista construction due to pandemic
SC asked petitioners why Central Vista work is being singled out
SC: project activities were in compliance with all Covid protocols
Delhi HC held that Central Vista was an &ldquo;essential project&rdquo; on May 31
SC: no interference with the Delhi High Court judgment warranted

Supreme Court dismissed an appeal against Delhi High Court refusing to halt the Central Vista redevelopment project amid Covid-19

The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed an appeal against a May 31 judgment of the Delhi High Court refusing to halt the Central Vista redevelopment project amid the Covid-19 pandemic
The apex court bench demanded to know why the petitioners, who sought a halt on construction, singled out Central Vista when construction activities for other similar projects were also progressing.
The Court asked whether the appellants had conducted any research on other similar construction going on in the national capital.
It further observed that the project activities were proceeding in compliance with all protocols and said no interference with the Delhi High Court judgment was warranted.

Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Monday said a false narrative is being created over the Central Vista redevelopment plan and asserted that it is not a "vanity project", but a necessity.
He also said no design has been finalised for a new Prime Minister's residence and only two projects -- the Parliament building and Central Vista Avenue -- are currently being executed at a cost of around Rs 1,300 crore.
Hitting out at the opposition, the Union housing and urban affairs minister said he has been noticing that a false narrative is being created over the central project and added that no heritage building will be "touched".

False narrative created about Central Vista project: Centre

Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Monday said a false narrative is being created over the Central Vista redevelopment plan and asserted that it is not a "vanity project", but a necessity.
He also said no design has been finalised for a new Prime Minister's residence and only two projects -- the Parliament building and Central Vista Avenue -- are currently being executed at a cost of around Rs 1,300 crore.
Hitting out at the opposition, the Union housing and urban affairs minister said he has been noticing that a false narrative is being created over the central project and added that no heritage building will be "touched".

The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a plea seeking its intervention in halting the construction of the Central Vista project in New Delhi amid the prevailing Covid-19 pandemic as the matter is still pending with the Delhi High Court. While refusing to interfere, the top court permitted the petitioners challenging the construction activities amid the COVID19 emergency to make a request before the Delhi High Court for an early listing of the case. While the Delhi Disaster Management Authority's&nbsp;order had stayed all construction work in the national capital, the work on the Central Vista project was allowed after special permission.

Central Vista construction: SC refuses to interfere, calls for urgent listing in HC

//SC dismisses plea seeking halt on Central Vista project due to Covid //SC refuses to interfere as matter still pending with Delhi HC //Top Court permits petitioners to make early listing before the HC //Central Vista construction work continues with&nbsp; special permission&nbsp;

The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a plea seeking its intervention in halting the construction of the Central Vista project in New Delhi amid the prevailing Covid-19 pandemic as the matter is still pending with the Delhi High Court. While refusing to interfere, the top court permitted the petitioners challenging the construction activities amid the COVID19 emergency to make a request before the Delhi High Court for an early listing of the case. While the Delhi Disaster Management Authority's&nbsp;order had stayed all construction work in the national capital, the work on the Central Vista project was allowed after special permission.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi &nbsp;who has repeatedly criticised the government's handling of the pandemic, on Wednesday once again hit out hard at the government for continuing with work on the ambitious Central Vista project at the time when the country is grappling with the deadly wave of Covid which has crippled the healthcare system.
The government&rsquo;s decision to bring the ₹ 1,500 crore construction work under the ambit of &lsquo;essential services&rsquo;, has angered the opposition.
"Central Vista- not essential. Central Govt with a vision- essential," the top Congress leader tweeted.

'Essential vs Non-Essential': Rahul Gandhi takes a swipe at the Central Vista work

Cong leader Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi hits out at Centre once again
Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi criticises Centr's&nbsp;handling of pandemic
Centre has put Central Vista work under essential services
Central Govt with a vision- essential, Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi tweets
RaGa&nbsp;tweets reacting to Centre's move amid covid surge

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi &nbsp;who has repeatedly criticised the government's handling of the pandemic, on Wednesday once again hit out hard at the government for continuing with work on the ambitious Central Vista project at the time when the country is grappling with the deadly wave of Covid which has crippled the healthcare system.
The government&rsquo;s decision to bring the ₹ 1,500 crore construction work under the ambit of &lsquo;essential services&rsquo;, has angered the opposition.
"Central Vista- not essential. Central Govt with a vision- essential," the top Congress leader tweeted.

Tata wins bid to construct new parliament building at ₹861 cr 

The Tata Projects Limited on Wednesday won the bid to construct a new Parliament building at a cost of ₹861.90 crore. The L&amp;T Ltd had submitted a bid of ₹865 crore.&nbsp;

Tata wins bid to construct new parliament New Parliament building at a cost of ₹861.90 cr &amp;T Ltd had submitted a bid of ₹865 crore Central Vista to be completed in 21 months &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

The Tata Projects Limited on Wednesday won the bid to construct a new Parliament building at a cost of ₹861.90 crore. The L&amp;T Ltd had submitted a bid of ₹865 crore. The new Parliament building will be constructed close to the existing one under the Central Vista redevelopment project, and it is expected to be completed in 21 months. According to the Central Public Works Department, the new building will come up at plot number 118 of the Parliament House Estate. The CPWD said the existing Parliament building will continue to function during the entire period of execution of the project.

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