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Raghav Chandra

Bangalore, Delhi, San Francisco
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How To Resolve The Gymkhana Imbroglio

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By Raghav Chandra
| BW Businessworld
Rarely has attention towards Delhi’s sporting and leisure infrastructure been drawn as sharply as it was when the Ministry of Urban Development ordered the resumption of land occupied by the Delhi Gymkhana Club. With the unquestionable sovereign right to eminent domain comes the sovereign responsibility to provide robust urban facilities to its citizens.
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How to Resolve the Gymkhana Imbroglio?

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By Raghav Chandra
| Gfiles
The nations (and cities) that lead both the competitiveness and live ability rankings — Singapore, Switzerland (Zurich), Denmark (Copenhagen) — share a visible common feature: they aggressively build parks, community clubs, sporting complexes, and social institutions, and they maintain them, because they understand that the battle for talent in a globalised world is not won only by salaries. It is won by live ability.
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OPINION | Delhi Has 16 Sports Complexes for 33 Million People. Is Gymkhana Really the Problem?

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By Raghav Chandra
| ABP News Live
Gymkhana order highlights Delhi's poor sports and leisure infrastructure. Delhi significantly lags global cities in liveability and public facilities. Unlocking land bank and redeveloping LBZ crucial for new infrastructure. Gymkhana debate offers opportune time for radical urban correction. Rarely has attention towards Delhi’s sporting and leisure infrastructure been drawn as sharply as it was when the Ministry of Urban Development ordered the resumption of land occupied by the Delhi Gymkhana Club.
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