The battle for prestige - New Delhi constituency
With around 109,000 voters, the New Delhi constituency is among the smallest in the Capital. Yet, it commands outsized ...
BJP, Congress continue occupying Lutyens Zone bungalows even after building HQ & getting land
Two major political parties, BJP and Congress, continue to occupy government bungalows in Lutyens’ Delhi for their offices, ...
Congress moves to a new office today after 47 years
The Congress will move its central office to 9A Kotla Road in New Delhi on Wednesday having spent 47 years at 24 Akbar Road — ...
Job fair sparks controversy amid model code of conduct in Delhi polls
A long queue of job seekers, including women, lined up outside a bungalow on Pant Marg in Lutyens' Delhi on Tuesday for ...
BJP, Congress hold on to Lutyens’ Delhi bungalows despite headquarters, raising questions
The BJP and Congress are still occupying government bungalows in Lutyens Delhi despite rules requiring them to vacate after ...
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Several attend 'job fair' on Pant Marg in New Delhi constituency amid complaints of MCC violation
New Delhi, A long queue of job seekers, including women, was seen outside a bungalow on Pant Marg in Lutyens' Delhi for ...
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With new hq, Congress leaves behind more than an address
The Indian National Congress, India's oldest political party, is moving from its longtime headquarters at 24 Akbar Road to a ...
How Delhi Became The National Capital? Know The History
In 1912, the construction began on the site but the new capital New Delhi was inaugurated in the year 1931 by Edwin Lutyens.
When did Delhi become the capital of India?
Discover how Delhi became India's capital in 1911, shifting from Kolkata, and the vision behind its architectural grandeur ...
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The Storied Walls of 24 Akbar Road Give Way to a New Chapter for Congress
Akbar Road, once a prime political hub in Delhi, served as the Congress party's headquarters for decades. Witnessing many historical political milestones, it has now ceded its place to the new Indira ...