At NCLAT, Delhi Gymkhana Club challenges 26 June order passed by NCLT, which had directed the government to appoint two members on the club's general committee.
In its submissions before the NCLAT seeking control of management of Delhi Gymkhana club, the government states that the club is ‘an ugly example of nepotism in a democratic country’.
RBI’s regulatory measures to allow banks to lend more to some sectors may help revive credit for a quarter or so, but they don’t address fundamental issues.
The debt-ridden DHFL owes Rs 92,715.45 crore to the RBI, and is set to be the first financial services firm to be resolved through the bankruptcy code.
As Narendra Modi becomes India’s second-longest consecutively serving Prime Minister, we look at how he compares with Indira Gandhi across four key dimensions.
First of all, why and how can the govt give land in the heart of capital for something like a gymkhana club is beyond me. Not to sound like a communist or far left guy, but govt land has to be used for meeting socio-eco policy objectives. Take over the damn club and make it into a hospital and penalise people who granted the lease of land for a club.
First of all, why and how can the govt give land in the heart of capital for something like a gymkhana club is beyond me. Not to sound like a communist or far left guy, but govt land has to be used for meeting socio-eco policy objectives. Take over the damn club and make it into a hospital and penalise people who granted the lease of land for a club.