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Provide "Pucca" Houses To Slum Dwellers Before Their Eviction: Satyendar Jain To Piyush Goyal
Delhi Urban Development Minister Satyendar Jain on Wednesday wrote to Union Railway Minister Piyush Goyal regarding detailed plans to provide "pucca" houses to poor families living in 48,000 slums along railway tracks in the national capital.
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Will Work With Centre For Housing Delhi Slum Dwellers: Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said he would not let dwellers of slums encroaching on railway land in Delhi be displaced and his government will work with the Centre to provide houses to them.
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No Removal Of Slums Until Joint Decision Taken By Centre, Delhi: Railways
The Railways said on Monday it will not dismantle any encroachment without a proper decision taken jointly with the Urban Development Ministry and the Delhi government, after a political storm brewed over a Supreme Court order for removal of around 48,000 slum dwellings on rail land in the city.
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"Removal Of Delhi Slums Near Tracks On Hold For Now": Centre To Top Court
The eviction of nearly 2.5 lakh people - living in 48,000 slum dwellings in Delhi near the railway tracks - has been put on hold till a final decision is taken, the central government today told the Supreme Court. The top court had last month ordered the removal of the slum dwellings in a phased manner within three months, while also cautioning aga...
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Arvind Kejriwal Only "Pretends" To Be Well-Wisher Of Slum Residents: BJP
Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta on Friday questioned Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's "silence" over the issue of slum dwellers living along railway tracks in the city, saying his party will rehabilitate them in city government''s 52,000 vacant flats if it fails to do so.
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Congress Moves Top Court Against Slum Demolition Near Delhi Rail Tracks
The Congress today moved the Supreme Court against the demolition of around 48,000 slums near railway tracks in Delhi.
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Congress To File Review Petition Against Court Order To Remove Slums
The Delhi Congress will file a review petition against the Supreme Court's order to remove slum clusters along railway tracks in the city, as it will affect over 10 lakh people, the party's Delhi unit chief Anil Kumar said on Friday.
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Clear 48,000 Slums By Delhi Tracks, No Political Interference: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Monday ordered the removal of nearly 48,000 slum dwellings located in safety zones along 70 km of railway tracks in Delhi, adding that it would not accept "political interference" in the matter
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Green Tribunal Slams Railways Over Waste On Tracks
The National Green Tribunal has slammed Railways over human defecation and other waste on tracks and also directed authorities in Delhi to expeditiously decide on rehabilitation of slum clusters located near railway tracks.
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In Razed Delhi Slum, A Baby Was Born Hours After the Bulldozers Left
Hours after a demolition squad razed 1,000 homes in a west Delhi area, leaving families in the open in the rising cold, a baby was born under a tarpaulin sheet.
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Provide "Pucca" Houses To Slum Dwellers Before Their Eviction: Satyendar Jain To Piyush Goyal
Delhi Urban Development Minister Satyendar Jain on Wednesday wrote to Union Railway Minister Piyush Goyal regarding detailed plans to provide "pucca" houses to poor families living in 48,000 slums along railway tracks in the national capital.
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Will Work With Centre For Housing Delhi Slum Dwellers: Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said he would not let dwellers of slums encroaching on railway land in Delhi be displaced and his government will work with the Centre to provide houses to them.
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No Removal Of Slums Until Joint Decision Taken By Centre, Delhi: Railways
The Railways said on Monday it will not dismantle any encroachment without a proper decision taken jointly with the Urban Development Ministry and the Delhi government, after a political storm brewed over a Supreme Court order for removal of around 48,000 slum dwellings on rail land in the city.
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"Removal Of Delhi Slums Near Tracks On Hold For Now": Centre To Top Court
The eviction of nearly 2.5 lakh people - living in 48,000 slum dwellings in Delhi near the railway tracks - has been put on hold till a final decision is taken, the central government today told the Supreme Court. The top court had last month ordered the removal of the slum dwellings in a phased manner within three months, while also cautioning aga...
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Arvind Kejriwal Only "Pretends" To Be Well-Wisher Of Slum Residents: BJP
Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta on Friday questioned Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's "silence" over the issue of slum dwellers living along railway tracks in the city, saying his party will rehabilitate them in city government''s 52,000 vacant flats if it fails to do so.
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Congress Moves Top Court Against Slum Demolition Near Delhi Rail Tracks
The Congress today moved the Supreme Court against the demolition of around 48,000 slums near railway tracks in Delhi.
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Congress To File Review Petition Against Court Order To Remove Slums
The Delhi Congress will file a review petition against the Supreme Court's order to remove slum clusters along railway tracks in the city, as it will affect over 10 lakh people, the party's Delhi unit chief Anil Kumar said on Friday.
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Clear 48,000 Slums By Delhi Tracks, No Political Interference: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Monday ordered the removal of nearly 48,000 slum dwellings located in safety zones along 70 km of railway tracks in Delhi, adding that it would not accept "political interference" in the matter
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Green Tribunal Slams Railways Over Waste On Tracks
The National Green Tribunal has slammed Railways over human defecation and other waste on tracks and also directed authorities in Delhi to expeditiously decide on rehabilitation of slum clusters located near railway tracks.
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In Razed Delhi Slum, A Baby Was Born Hours After the Bulldozers Left
Hours after a demolition squad razed 1,000 homes in a west Delhi area, leaving families in the open in the rising cold, a baby was born under a tarpaulin sheet.
