Delhi Gymkhana Club, one of Delhi’s most exclusive colonial-era institutions, is at the centre of a major land dispute. Centre’s Land and Development Office has directed the club to hand over its 27.3-acre Safdarjung Road premises by 5 June, citing defence, public security and other public-interest projects.Reports also say the club faces unpaid ground rent dues of Rs 47.58 crore. The land is government-owned and held by the club on a perpetual lease. The matter has now reached the Delhi High Court, where members and employees have challenged the move.So is this about public purpose, unpaid dues, redevelopment, or the future of colonial-era privilege in Lutyens’ Delhi?

The Delhi Gymkhana Club has written to the Land and Development Office, questioning the Centre's demand to vacate its land and seeking details on alternate relocation options.

On May 22, the Centre directed the iconic Delhi Gymkhana Club to hand over its 27.3-acre premises at 2, Safdarjung Road to the Land and Development Office (L&DO) by June 5 | India…

The Delhi Gymkhana Club has filed a plea in the Delhi High Court against the Central government's directive to vacate its 27.3-acre premises in Lutyens Delhi by June 5.

Delhi High Court to hear plea against Centre's eviction of Gymkhana Club for defense infrastructure on May 26.

On Friday, the club was ordered to vacate the premises by June 5, saying the land was required for ‘strengthening and securing of defence infrastructure’.

The Centre has directed the Delhi Gymkhana Club to hand over its 27.3-acre premises by June 5, saying the land is needed for defence infrastructure and public security purposes.…

The Delhi Gymkhana Club committee has appealed to the Centre to maintain the club's operations. They seek clarity on relocation and employee protection. The committee highlights…

The Centre has directed the Delhi Gymkhana Club to vacate its Safdarjung Road premises by June 5. | India News

Delhi HC to hear Gymkhana Club members' plea against eviction order amid claims of improper government takeover motives.

The Delhi High Court has ruled that the Delhi Gymkhana Club will only be evicted from its land in Lutyens Delhi according to legal procedures and with prior notification. The Land…

Delhi Gymkhana Club, one of Delhi’s most exclusive colonial-era institutions, is at the centre of a major land dispute. Centre’s Land and Development Office has directed the club…

Narendra Modi has ordered the 113-year-old Delhi Gymkhana Club to vacate its premises, as the Indian prime minister targets a bastion of the establishment.