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Shashi Tharoor Rejects 'Pro-Modi' Tag, Says Principles Intact And No Shift In Loyalty
Senior Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has firmly rejected accusations that his public praise of Prime Minister Narendra Modi indicates a shift in political loyalty or has contributed to internal friction within the Indian National Congress.
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Central Vista Avenue Only 60% Ready, May Miss December Deadline, Republic Day Nears
Redevelopment of the Central Vista Avenue, stretching from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate and has a deadline of December 2021, has achieved 60 per cent of physical progress so far, the Union Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry told the Lok Sabha.
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Old Parliament "Unsafe": Minister Over New Building, Central Vista Avenue
Noting that the existing Parliament building is "unsafe", Hardeep Singh Puri asserted that construction of the new one and redevelopment of the Central Vista Avenue, stretching from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate, will be completed on time.
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Rs 238 Crore Spent So Far For Construction Of New Parliament Building: Government
The government has so far spent Rs 238 crore and Rs 63 crore for the construction of a new Parliament building and the redevelopment of Centre Vista Avenue, respectively, Lok Sabha was informed on Thursday.
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Union Minister Shreds Congress's "Hypocrisy" Over Central Vista Project
Union minister Hardeep Puri hit back at the Congress for attacking the government over its Central Vista redevelopment project, saying the party's discourse is "bizarre" as its leaders themselves had supported the idea when the UPA was in power.
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"No Loss Of Green Cover" Due To Central Vista Project: Minister
Central Vista Project: There is no loss of green cover due to the Central Vista Redevelopment Project, the government told Parliament on Monday, saying it will instead enhance the greenery by 5.4 acres in the area for public use.
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Construction Work Of New Parliament Building Begins
The construction work of the new Parliament building started on Friday, over a month after Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone for the project under the government's ambitious Central Vista redevelopment plan.
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Construction Of New Parliament Building To Start Soon
A 14-member heritage panel on Monday gave its approval for construction of a new parliament building under the government's ambitious Central Vista redevelopment plan, paving the way for the work to start in the next few days.
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"Sensitive To Environmental Concerns": Centre After Top Court's Central Vista Verdict
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Tuesday welcomed a Supreme Court judgement giving a go-ahead to the Central Vista redevelopment project, and asserted that the government has always been sensitive to environmental concerns.
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Central Vista Project "Wasteful And Unnecessary": 69 Ex-Bureaucrats To PM
A group of former civil servants have written an open letter to Prime Minster Narendra Modi expressing dismay over the central vista redevelopment project, which, they alleged, has been "marked by a degree of executive highhandedness" from its very inception.
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Shashi Tharoor Rejects 'Pro-Modi' Tag, Says Principles Intact And No Shift In Loyalty
Senior Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has firmly rejected accusations that his public praise of Prime Minister Narendra Modi indicates a shift in political loyalty or has contributed to internal friction within the Indian National Congress.
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Central Vista Avenue Only 60% Ready, May Miss December Deadline, Republic Day Nears
Redevelopment of the Central Vista Avenue, stretching from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate and has a deadline of December 2021, has achieved 60 per cent of physical progress so far, the Union Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry told the Lok Sabha.
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Old Parliament "Unsafe": Minister Over New Building, Central Vista Avenue
Noting that the existing Parliament building is "unsafe", Hardeep Singh Puri asserted that construction of the new one and redevelopment of the Central Vista Avenue, stretching from Rashtrapati Bhavan to India Gate, will be completed on time.
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Rs 238 Crore Spent So Far For Construction Of New Parliament Building: Government
The government has so far spent Rs 238 crore and Rs 63 crore for the construction of a new Parliament building and the redevelopment of Centre Vista Avenue, respectively, Lok Sabha was informed on Thursday.
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Union Minister Shreds Congress's "Hypocrisy" Over Central Vista Project
Union minister Hardeep Puri hit back at the Congress for attacking the government over its Central Vista redevelopment project, saying the party's discourse is "bizarre" as its leaders themselves had supported the idea when the UPA was in power.
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"No Loss Of Green Cover" Due To Central Vista Project: Minister
Central Vista Project: There is no loss of green cover due to the Central Vista Redevelopment Project, the government told Parliament on Monday, saying it will instead enhance the greenery by 5.4 acres in the area for public use.
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Construction Work Of New Parliament Building Begins
The construction work of the new Parliament building started on Friday, over a month after Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone for the project under the government's ambitious Central Vista redevelopment plan.
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Construction Of New Parliament Building To Start Soon
A 14-member heritage panel on Monday gave its approval for construction of a new parliament building under the government's ambitious Central Vista redevelopment plan, paving the way for the work to start in the next few days.
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"Sensitive To Environmental Concerns": Centre After Top Court's Central Vista Verdict
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Tuesday welcomed a Supreme Court judgement giving a go-ahead to the Central Vista redevelopment project, and asserted that the government has always been sensitive to environmental concerns.
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Central Vista Project "Wasteful And Unnecessary": 69 Ex-Bureaucrats To PM
A group of former civil servants have written an open letter to Prime Minster Narendra Modi expressing dismay over the central vista redevelopment project, which, they alleged, has been "marked by a degree of executive highhandedness" from its very inception.
