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The Indian club that outlasted the British may not survive Modi

The Indian government has moved to evict the historic Delhi Gymkhana Club from its 27-acre site in central Delhi, saying the land near Prime Minister Narendra Modis residence is needed for public use and security reasons. The Housing Ministry has asked the club to vacate by June 5.

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The Indian club that outlasted the British may not survive Modi

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Class war or land grab? This elite, colonial-era club faces eviction

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.

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theguardian.com1 mesi fa

One of India’s most exclusive private clubs is facing eviction. What’s behind the fight that has upset…

The Delhi Gymkhana Club has attracted the attention of Narendra Modi’s government. It is now suddenly under threat

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nrc.nl1 mesi fa

Club voor de elite niet langer welkom in het hart van New Delhi

Gymkhana club | exclusieve club in India: De Indiase overheid wil dat een club uit de koloniale tijd binnen een paar weken vertrekt van de huidige locatie in New Delhi. Het terrein van de Gymkhana-club, dat grenst aan…

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independent.co.uk1 mesi fa

Delhi’s most exclusive former ‘Imperial’ club faces closure order

Critics say despite its elitist roots, the Delhi Gymkhana Club is a cultural and heritage space and an undeniable part of the city’s history. Maroosha Muzaffar reports from Delhi

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