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List on paper, Old Delhi heritage buildings cry for action

Saturday 12 September '09

Once magnificent havelis with ornate walls peeling off and shops squatting in grand Mughal-era courtyards, crumbling historic edifices in Old Delhi point to the neglect and the apathy that the Walled City has been subjected to.
To market, to market to buy a big chaos

Wednesday 9 September '09

It's eight years since the Delhi High Court ordered that markets selling hazardous and bulky goods in the Walled City should be shifted to the city’s outskirts.
4 years on, traffic chaos still rules

Monday 7 September '09

Almost four years after the state government finalised an action plan to decongest Chandni Chowk, work is yet to take off.
Delhi’s green tale uncovered

Wednesday 26 August '09

Cut to the chase: that, in effect, is Delhi’s green story. Figures compiled from responses to a Right To Information application filed by The Indian Express say 38,372 trees have been cut by the MCD, NDMC, DDA, the Public Works Department and the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation.
Decision to boost sale of flats

Saturday 1 August '09

With the Supreme Court clearing the ongoing construction work at the Commonwealth Games Village, real estate experts feel the observation will give the much-needed boost to the sale of the super deluxe flats.
SC nod to boost Games Village flats sale

Friday 31 July '09

With the Supreme Court clearing the ongoing construction work at the Commonwealth Games Village, real estate experts feel the observation will give the much-needed boost to the sale of the super deluxe flats.
MCD funds for desilting go down the drain

Wednesday 29 July '09

Two days, 189 complaints of waterlogging. Result: the Municipal Corporation of Delhi’s claims of having completed desilting work well in time has fallen flat.
Mission Green: Spotting landmark trees to conserve the greens

Saturday 25 July '09

Most people would use either a shop, a billboard or road signanges as landmarks. For Yoav Daniel Bar-Ness, though, nothing comes as close to being a landmark as trees.
Capital avenue: Govt thinks local to green city’s roads

Wednesday 22 July '09

If all goes according to plan, Delhi will soon have more tree-flanked thoroughfares of the kind that presently characterise Lutyens’ Delhi.
Arts body to map city’s growth through 2010 exhibition

Thursday 16 July '09

Come 2010 Commonwealth Games, and the Delhi Urban Arts Commission will transform some of the most frequented and accessible public places in the Capital into cartographic museums.
Man kills self after obscene pictures of daughter circulated

Monday 13 July '09

A Delhi Transport Corporation employee, Maman Singh, allegedly committed suicide at his residence in Kanjhawala on Saturday.
NDMC’s cool plan: a centrally air-conditioned Connaught Place

Thursday 9 July '09

Here’s one good news as the mercury keeps up the heat. You might soon get to shop in a centrally air-conditioned Connaught Place as the New Delhi Municipal Council plans...
NDMC to expand segregated garbage disposal plan

Wednesday 1 July '09

After the success of its pilot project in Lutyens Bungalow Zone and Rashtrapati Bhawan...
CP to have 13 parking spots, NDMC awards tenders

Thursday 25 June '09

Parking woes in Connaught Place are set to ease as the New Delhi Municipal Council has awarded new tenders for thirteen parking spots across the Inner, Outer and Middle circles.
Fire officials plan smaller firefighting vehicles for Games

Wednesday 24 June '09

After the introduction of motorbikes fitted with fire extinguishers in April, the Delhi Fire Service is now planning to introduce small cars and jeeps fitted with firefighting equipment...
Wall up Games: Security firm

Friday 19 June '09

With security topmost on its mind, the Commonwealth Games Federation has suggested that a wall, nine-feet high, be built around all Games venues.
Mosquito alert outside PM’s residence activates NDMC’s dengue drive

Wednesday 17 June '09

The New Delhi Municipal Council has started spraying and fogging to sanitise and control mosquito-breeding in the New Delhi area after the insects were found breeding near the Prime Minister’s residence last week.
Admissions wrap

Monday 15 June '09

There are 83 colleges in DU, of which 63 offer admissions at the undergraduate level...
Jama Masjid facelift plan gets go-ahead

Wednesday 10 June '09

Jama Masjid is set to get a facelift. The Delhi Urban Art Commission has finally approved the MCD’s Jama Masjid redevelopment masterplan after rejecting it on four occasions in the past two years.
Games security ready on paper, waits to kick off

Wednesday 3 June '09

With less than 500 days to go for the Commonwealth Games, the organising committee has drawn up the blueprint for an elaborate security system in the Capital...
Gole Market: Road to restoration will shut its shops

Thursday 28 May '09

One creative solution to restore Gole Market to its full heritage status would be to keep out the bustling commercial activity that continues in this old colonial building, the New Delhi Municipal Council has decided.
4-year-old dies after polio vaccination

Monday 25 May '09

Barely a few hours after being administered the Oral Polio Vaccine at a Pulse Polio booth, a four-year-old child died on Sunday.
Art panel draws plan to make city a canvas

Sunday 24 May '09

Considered highbrow and beyond reach of the average Delhiite till date, art would be pulled off its high pedestal and made part of everyday life, according to a proposal by the city’s top art panel.
Under BRT garb, civic body hopes to revive East-West Corridor project

Wednesday 20 May '09

In an attempt to revive the Rs 1,100-crore elevated East.-West Corridor plan, the Public Works Department has now come up with yet another plan — putting the project under the arch of the Bus Rapid Transit system.
‘Decision to ditch Tytler, Sajjan got Sikh votes for Cong’

Sunday 17 May '09

The Congress’s hurried decision to dump 1984 anti-Sikh riots accused Jagdish Tytler and Sajjan Kumar in the wake of the shoe hurling incident and subsequent protests seems to have worked in the party’s favour.
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