In letter to PMO & urban affairs ministry, officers say this 'adversely affects focus and critical thinking', as well as 'discreet handling of sensitive matters'.
Under Modi govt’s ambitious Central Vista Redevelopment Project, a Common Central Secretariat (CCS), comprising 10 buildings, is proposed to house 51 ministries & departments.
MoHUA planning 7km-long underground metro corridor to connect all 10 new govt office buildings, India Gate, Bharat Mandapam & proposed Yuge Yugeen Bharat Museum with Delhi Metro.
As part of project, new Parliament has been built. Centre yet to finalise 1st list of ministries to be shifted to Common Central Secretariat. No clarity yet on work on PM’s new residence.
Beyond the symbolism of welfare announcements, the numbers show a government betting on administrative efficiency and growth to manage a mounting debt burden.
Remarks come at a time when govt has dramatically increased procurement from Indian industry, with private companies, start-ups emerging as major suppliers to armed forces.
The young people broke the self-imposed silence among the elite not to speak a word critical of the Modi government, except to whisper on the sidelines, looking left, right and behind.
It is difficult to even breathe. Yet, these folks in power want us to be concerned about some Gymkhana.
Gymkhanas, golf courses…all are typically commons which were acquired by a callous few for their own exclusive enjoyment. But it is not that the folks who currently rule are, in contrast, mindful of local people, local culture, or the environment in their own redevelopment projects. Actually, they just ride rough over everything that lies in their path with their bulldozers.
Somebody must have taken a shine to the Gymkhana. Now that they have succeeded in crushing all vestiges of democracy, they are indulging themselves. It won’t be the last property that they seize.
This author is just a mouthpiece of the government. Why should we trust anything she says?
It is difficult to even breathe. Yet, these folks in power want us to be concerned about some Gymkhana.
Gymkhanas, golf courses…all are typically commons which were acquired by a callous few for their own exclusive enjoyment. But it is not that the folks who currently rule are, in contrast, mindful of local people, local culture, or the environment in their own redevelopment projects. Actually, they just ride rough over everything that lies in their path with their bulldozers.
Somebody must have taken a shine to the Gymkhana. Now that they have succeeded in crushing all vestiges of democracy, they are indulging themselves. It won’t be the last property that they seize.