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Delhi Pride March Held After 3 Years, Thousands Join
Lutyens' Delhi was immersed in hues across the spectrum as thousands of members of the LGBTQ community took to its streets to join the 13th year of the Delhi Queer Pride March after almost a three-year lull due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Delhi Police's Traffic Advisory Ahead Of President-Elect's Swearing-In
Vehicular movement is likely to be affected in Lutyens Delhi on Monday due to the swearing-in ceremony of the President-elect of India, Delhi Traffic Police said Sunday.
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Women Press Body Asked To Vacate Government Accommodation: Report
The government has issued an eviction notice to the Indian Women's Press Corps (IWPC) located at Windsor Place in Lutyens' Delhi and asked it to pay their outstanding dues immediately, an official said on Saturday.
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Rs 1.4 Crore Due On 6 Organisation For Space In Lutyens' Delhi: Minister
Centre has said space has been allotted to nine NGOs, trusts, memorials and social organisations in areas falling under the New Delhi Municipal Council.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Plea For Damages To Property Forfeited During Emergency
The Delhi High Court Monday sought response of the Centre and the Directorate of Estates (DoE) on a lawsuit seeking damages related to a property in Lutyens' Delhi, whose forfeiture in proceedings initiated during the national emergency was set aside, due to its alleged illegal use for 21 years.
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'Spillover Effect' Caused Traffic Woes For John Kerry
The traffic chaos on the national capital roads halting visiting US Secretary of State John Kerry's convoy on Satya Marg for nearly an hour in Lutyens Delhi was caused by a "spillover effect" due to waterlogged carriageways as well as a VVIP route charted for another dignitary in the city on Monday, sources said.
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In poll season, Mayawati allowed three-in-one 'super-bungalow' in Delhi's VIP zone
Months ahead of the national election due by May, the Congress government has raised eyebrows by allowing BSP leader Mayawati to merge three sprawling bungalows allotted to her in the heart of Delhi and turn them into one large 'super-bungalow'.
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Delhi Pride March Held After 3 Years, Thousands Join
Lutyens' Delhi was immersed in hues across the spectrum as thousands of members of the LGBTQ community took to its streets to join the 13th year of the Delhi Queer Pride March after almost a three-year lull due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Delhi Police's Traffic Advisory Ahead Of President-Elect's Swearing-In
Vehicular movement is likely to be affected in Lutyens Delhi on Monday due to the swearing-in ceremony of the President-elect of India, Delhi Traffic Police said Sunday.
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Women Press Body Asked To Vacate Government Accommodation: Report
The government has issued an eviction notice to the Indian Women's Press Corps (IWPC) located at Windsor Place in Lutyens' Delhi and asked it to pay their outstanding dues immediately, an official said on Saturday.
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Rs 1.4 Crore Due On 6 Organisation For Space In Lutyens' Delhi: Minister
Centre has said space has been allotted to nine NGOs, trusts, memorials and social organisations in areas falling under the New Delhi Municipal Council.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Plea For Damages To Property Forfeited During Emergency
The Delhi High Court Monday sought response of the Centre and the Directorate of Estates (DoE) on a lawsuit seeking damages related to a property in Lutyens' Delhi, whose forfeiture in proceedings initiated during the national emergency was set aside, due to its alleged illegal use for 21 years.
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'Spillover Effect' Caused Traffic Woes For John Kerry
The traffic chaos on the national capital roads halting visiting US Secretary of State John Kerry's convoy on Satya Marg for nearly an hour in Lutyens Delhi was caused by a "spillover effect" due to waterlogged carriageways as well as a VVIP route charted for another dignitary in the city on Monday, sources said.
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In poll season, Mayawati allowed three-in-one 'super-bungalow' in Delhi's VIP zone
Months ahead of the national election due by May, the Congress government has raised eyebrows by allowing BSP leader Mayawati to merge three sprawling bungalows allotted to her in the heart of Delhi and turn them into one large 'super-bungalow'.
