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A new Parliament: Supreme Court judgment giving go-ahead to Central Vista revamp is a missed opportunity

A new Parliament: Supreme Court judgment giving go-ahead to Central Vista revamp is a missed opportunity January 7, 2021, 7:25 AM IST The writer is Research Director; Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy. The founding fathers of the Indian Constitution called on Nandalal Bose to adorn its pages with illustrations that would capture the essence of the new republic. Bose’s choices were a mélange – mythical figures – Krishna, Arjuna, Rama, Sita; sovereigns – Ashoka, Akbar, Tipu Sultan, Shivaji; freedom fighters – Rani Laxmibai, Gandhiji, Netaji all found place alongside motifs from Ajanta, Mahabalipuram and Harappa and India’s natural endowments, its oceans and mountains. Yet Bose omitted representing the lives of ordinary Indians from his mélange – no hardworking farmers, brave soldiers or unnamed revolutionaries made it.

Central Vista: Demand For More Consultations Is Code For Giving Vested Interests Right To Veto

Central Vista: Demand For More Consultations Is Code For Giving Vested Interests Right To Veto by R Jagannathan - Jan 7, 2021 10:12 AM Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Carrying democratic consultation to its logical extreme means deadlock and stagnation. One of the big points of disagreement among those opposed to the Central Vista redevelopment project in Lutyens Delhi, which includes a new and more spacious parliament building, is that not enough consultation was done with the public on the issue. Justice Khanna’s dissent had no problems with the project bid notice or the award of the consultancy contract or the Delhi Urban Arts Commission’s nod for the project, but about the lack of public consultation which “inspires and connects common people to the citadels of our democracy”.

Heritage panel to soon take up plan for new Parliament | India News

NEW DELHI: The 14-member Heritage Conservation Committee (HCC) headed by a top housing and urban affairs ministry official will soon take up the proposal for construction of the new Parliament Building and the Central Vista redevelopment project. The panel has nine government officials and four academicians from School of Planning and Architecture and Delhi University. “We are ready with the proposal and it will be sent to the committee soon. All norms are being followed strictly. The Supreme Court has said that the approval of the HCC has to be obtained before starting work on the ground. We have maintained since the beginning that no heritage structure will be demolished during the redevelopment of Central Vista,” said an official of the housing and urban affairs ministry.

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