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Inside The Rs 170 Crore Home Of World's Richest Man, Where Putin Is Being Hosted In Delhi
Hyderabad House in Delhi plays a prominent role in Russian President Vladimir Putin's two-day India visit
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"We Remember The Iconic...": PM Modi On Old Parliament Building
The iconic old building, designed by British architects Sir Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker, was completed in 1927 and is now 96 years old.
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Look Which Minister is Getting President Kalam's Bungalow
The sprawling two-storey bungalow where former president APJ Abdul Kalam lived for the last eight years has now been given to Mahesh Sharma, the minister who had controversially said that Dr Kalam was a "nationalist and humanist despite being a Muslim."
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Government Proposes Trimming Lutyens Bungalow Zone in Delhi
Delhi's famous Lutyens's Bungalow Zone could shrink soon, with the Centre planning to trim it by 5.13 sq km.
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Parliament's not going anywhere; proposal to relocate is rejected
Parliament will not shift out its iconic home in the capital, after all. Instead, plans are being developed to ensure the safety of the 85-year-old building, which was declared structurally unsafe after an audit last month by fire safety officials and others.
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Inside The Rs 170 Crore Home Of World's Richest Man, Where Putin Is Being Hosted In Delhi
Hyderabad House in Delhi plays a prominent role in Russian President Vladimir Putin's two-day India visit
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"We Remember The Iconic...": PM Modi On Old Parliament Building
The iconic old building, designed by British architects Sir Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker, was completed in 1927 and is now 96 years old.
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Look Which Minister is Getting President Kalam's Bungalow
The sprawling two-storey bungalow where former president APJ Abdul Kalam lived for the last eight years has now been given to Mahesh Sharma, the minister who had controversially said that Dr Kalam was a "nationalist and humanist despite being a Muslim."
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Government Proposes Trimming Lutyens Bungalow Zone in Delhi
Delhi's famous Lutyens's Bungalow Zone could shrink soon, with the Centre planning to trim it by 5.13 sq km.
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Parliament's not going anywhere; proposal to relocate is rejected
Parliament will not shift out its iconic home in the capital, after all. Instead, plans are being developed to ensure the safety of the 85-year-old building, which was declared structurally unsafe after an audit last month by fire safety officials and others.
