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Delhi: Lodhi Garden, Shantipath among NDMC's 8 yoga event venues
Delhi: Lodhi Garden, Shantipath among NDMC's 8 yoga event venues

Hans India

timea day ago

  • General
  • Hans India

Delhi: Lodhi Garden, Shantipath among NDMC's 8 yoga event venues

New Delhi: The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) will celebrate the International Yoga Day (IYD) 2025 on Saturday at eight iconic venues, including Lodhi Garden and Shantipath, the civic agency's Vice Chairperson Kuljeet Singh Chahal said. Chahal inspected several designated venues on Friday to review the on-ground preparations and said the main yoga day events will be held at Kartavya Path (South Lawn), Lodhi Garden, Talkatora Garden, Lawn at Shantipath, Central Park (Connaught Place), Pandara Park, New Moti Bagh (IAS Residences), and Sanjay Jheel (Lakshmi Bai Nagar). During the inspection he assessed logistical arrangements, venue readiness, signage, participation planning, and coordination with yoga partner institutions. Chahal emphasised that this initiative is part of NDMC's broader commitment to the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, wherein health and wellness are fundamental to achieving national goals. 'Promoting yoga strengthens the foundation of a healthy and aware citizenry. A fit and mindful population is the real strength of a developed India,' he said. He said prominent personalities and VVIPs are expected to participate at various locations to perform yoga alongside citizens. 'It is our responsibility to ensure that every site is thoroughly inspected, and all necessary arrangements are in place, particularly from the safety and security point of view,' he said. These sessions will be conducted in collaboration with leading yoga organizations, including Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga, Art of Living, Patanjali Yoga Samiti, Gayatri Parivar, among others. Each venue is expected to see participation ranging from 300 to 2,000 individuals, representing a vibrant cross-section of the community. Chahal appealed to citizens to participate wholeheartedly in the IDY celebrations and adopt yoga as a daily practice. 'A physically, mentally, and spiritually healthy society is essential to realize the dream of Viksit Bharat by 2047,' he added.

Delhi's Lodhi Gardens, Shantipath Among Civic Body's Yoga Day Venues
Delhi's Lodhi Gardens, Shantipath Among Civic Body's Yoga Day Venues

NDTV

timea day ago

  • General
  • NDTV

Delhi's Lodhi Gardens, Shantipath Among Civic Body's Yoga Day Venues

New Delhi: The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) will celebrate the International Yoga Day (IYD) 2025 on Saturday at eight iconic venues, including Lodhi Garden and Shantipath, the civic agency's Vice Chairperson Kuljeet Singh Chahal said. Chahal inspected several designated venues on Friday to review the on-ground preparations and said the main yoga day events will be held at Kartavya Path (South Lawn), Lodhi Garden, Talkatora Garden, Lawn at Shantipath, Central Park (Connaught Place), Pandara Park, New Moti Bagh (IAS Residences), and Sanjay Jheel (Lakshmi Bai Nagar). During the inspection he assessed logistical arrangements, venue readiness, signage, participation planning, and coordination with yoga partner institutions. Chahal emphasised that this initiative is part of NDMC's broader commitment to the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, wherein health and wellness are fundamental to achieving national goals. "Promoting yoga strengthens the foundation of a healthy and aware citizenry. A fit and mindful population is the real strength of a developed India," he said. He said prominent personalities and VVIPs are expected to participate at various locations to perform yoga alongside citizens. "It is our responsibility to ensure that every site is thoroughly inspected, and all necessary arrangements are in place, particularly from the safety and security point of view," he said. These sessions will be conducted in collaboration with leading yoga organizations, including Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga, Art of Living, Patanjali Yoga Samiti, Gayatri Parivar, among others. Each venue is expected to see participation ranging from 300 to 2,000 individuals, representing a vibrant cross-section of the community. Mr Chahal appealed to citizens to participate wholeheartedly in the IDY celebrations and adopt yoga as a daily practice. "A physically, mentally, and spiritually healthy society is essential to realize the dream of Viksit Bharat by 2047," he added.

NDMC to host yoga sessions across key locations on International Day of Yoga
NDMC to host yoga sessions across key locations on International Day of Yoga

Time of India

time3 days ago

  • General
  • Time of India

NDMC to host yoga sessions across key locations on International Day of Yoga

New Delhi: New Delhi Municipal Council is set to conduct yoga sessions at eight major venues across Lutyens' Delhi on June 21, on the International Day of Yoga . The locations will include Kartavya Path, Lodhi Garden, Talkatora Garden, the Lawn at Shanti Path, Central Park (Connaught Place), Pandara Park, New Moti Bagh (IAS Residences), and Sanjay Jheel (Laxmibai Nagar). The initiative will see participation from around 2,000 individuals. Meanwhile, build-up yoga camps are already underway from June 18 to 20 at Lodhi Garden and Talkatora Garden. NDMC Vice Chairman Kuljeet Singh Chahal said that sessions on Yoga Day will feature the live streaming of the Prime Minister's message and the distribution of yoga t-shirts and yoga mats to the participants. The ministry of ayush will oversee the delegation of yoga trainers at these locations and coordinate with the yoga partner institutions like Patanjali Yoga Samiti and Gayitri Parivar. "A fit and healthy population is the true strength of any developed nation, and yoga is our traditional gift to the world for achieving that," Chahal remarked, as he appealed to all the citizens to join the endeavour and make it a success.

Funds for promoting arts, housing penalty relief for employees: New Delhi Municipal Council nod for key initiatives
Funds for promoting arts, housing penalty relief for employees: New Delhi Municipal Council nod for key initiatives

Indian Express

time13-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Indian Express

Funds for promoting arts, housing penalty relief for employees: New Delhi Municipal Council nod for key initiatives

Art and music festivals, seminars, exhibitions: Several events in and around Mandi House are planned to be organised by the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) in the coming days. 'We have planned an annual calendar for the festivals to promote young artists,' said Vice-Chairperson Kuljeet Singh Chahal during a press conference at the NDMC office on Wednesday. The council will allocate 1% of its Budget every year to promote visual and performing arts, added Chahal. Among the 35 agendas discussed in the meeting on Wednesday, the council also decided to waive penalties imposed on those retired or deceased NDMC employees whose spouses or parents are also employed by the civic body for overstaying in government housing. Their housing will be regularised. Penalties imposed on those who have been living in government housing beyond the permissible time frame of two years will also be waived, NDMC member and New Delhi MLA Parvesh Sahib Singh said. They will have to vacate the houses. 'This is not just about housing regularisation; it is about honouring families who served NDMC for years. It is our responsibility to stand by them,' he said. The meeting was also attended by New Delhi MP Bansuri Swaraj, NDMC Chairperson Keshav Chandra, and various other NDMC members. Chahal, in the briefing, said that the council is and will work to bring Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of a 'Viksit (developed) Delhi' to action by allocating money to various policies. For monsoon preparedness, the council has approved a budget of Rs 70 crore for desilting of the Sunheri drain in Lodhi Road along with the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation. The desilting process is already underway. It also approved the purchase of hydraulic high-pressure jetting machines for the improvement of drainage lines. Night sweeping in the NDMC area was also approved. A tender of Rs 6.5 crore has also been passed to shift water lines in the Sarojini Nagar General Pool Residential Accommodation (GPRA) colonies; this redevelopment project is being carried out by the NBCC. 'There is high movement of VIPs in our area of jurisdiction, and so we have decided to give a contract for providing temporary comfort stations/urinals for women and men on a hire basis for various functions in the entire NDMC area for three years,' Chahal added. In a step towards smart water metering, the Council has approved replacing 15,312 out of 20,709 mechanical meters with smart water meters. This marks a significant move toward efficient water usage and billing. The process is currently at the tendering stage and is estimated to cost Rs 13.98 crore. Taking a dig at the previous government's 'incapability' to fulfill the promises made, Chahal said that the Council is fully committed to working for the people. Asked about the progress on the city's Gole Market restoration project, he said that the Council will meet again to share details on the project. The iconic market, a 12-sided marvel with six entrances and a central courtyard, is being revamped as a museum – the first-of-its-kind in the country dedicated to women achievers from different spheres.

Second phase of mist sprayer installation starts
Second phase of mist sprayer installation starts

Time of India

time06-06-2025

  • Business
  • Time of India

Second phase of mist sprayer installation starts

New Delhi: After Lodhi Road, the mist sprayer on electric poles is now being installed in prominent areas like Africa Avenue and Shantipath to deal with dust pollution. NDMC vice chairman Kuljeet Singh Chahal said the first phase of this project was successfully implemented on Lodhi Road, where 15 mist sprayers were installed on a 500-metre stretch of road. This initiative cost around Rs 34 lakh. Following its success, the project is now being deployed in the second phase on key roads like Shantipath and Africa Avenue. The NDMC aims to gradually expand this innovation across the entire NDMC area, said Chahal. On Africa Avenue, mist sprayers will be installed on 30 electric poles along an approximately 850-metre stretch. Each pole will be equipped with five nozzles, each containing six spray holes, resulting in water being sprayed from 30 points per pole. The system will use about 84 litres of treated water per hour per pole. For this, four tanks with a capacity of 5,000 litres each will be installed. A similar system will be implemented on a roughly 900-metre section of Shantipath. Work orders have already been issued, and the project is expected to be completed within one month during July-Aug 2025. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Eid wishes , messages , and quotes !

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