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  After a lot of hectic attempts, the draft of Master Plan for a planned and balanced development of the top famous tourist spot in Jammu - Patnitop

Aerial view of Delhi city NEW DELHI: From sedate plotted colonies to slick studio apartments and traditional trading hubs to co-working spaces and gig economies, the Delhi Development Authority has envisioned a “future-ready” capital that would be a “24-hour city” with an active nightlife and in the same league as other global megacities. Economy, environment and affordable housing are the main focus areas of Draft Master Plan for Delhi-2041, which has been put in the public domain by DDA for inviting objections and suggestions from the public for 45 days. The vision for MPD-2041 is ...

The Draft Master Plan for Delhi 2041 mainly focuses on economy, environment and housing

DDA approves MPD-2041, puts it in public domain for suggestions ​ By IANS | ​ 0 Views DDA approves MPD-2041, puts it in public domain for suggestions.. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, June 9 : The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) on Wednesday put the approved draft of the Master Plan of Delhi (MPD)-2041 in the public domain for inviting objections and suggestions for the next 45 days. The MPD-2041 was given preliminary approval by the advisory council of the DDA chaired by Delhi Lt. Governor Anil Baijal on April 13, which has been prepared putting more emphasis on a strategic and en...

East Coast Park with possible dugong feeding trails There is a shallow lagoon at East Coast Park which has slowly been taken over by seagrasses. Today, I return for the first time in 5 years to find a lovely seagrass meadow teeming with marine life. And saw possibly some dugong feeding trails! We also quickly checked up on Bedok Jetty earlier. My first time back to this shore since Jun 2016! There is now a long and wide sand bar next to the canal mouth. Which seemed to have formed a calm shallow lagoon for seagrasses and other marine life to thrive.