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HISTORY OF GYMKHANA CLUBS
Gone clubbing: Colonial-era gymkhanas across the country face a bleak futureColonial-era gymkhana clubs in India are facing an uncertain future as changing urban priorities, expiring land leases and shifting social ...- Delhi HC says eviction of Delhi Gymkhana Club must follow law, refuses interim order against govtThe Delhi High Court has ruled that the Delhi Gymkhana Club will only be evicted from its land in Lutyens Delhi according to legal procedur...
- Delhi Gymkhana Club vs Centre: The legal fight over one of India’s most elite social addressesThe Centre has ordered the Delhi Gymkhana Club to vacate its 27.3-acre Lutyens' Delhi premises by June 5, citing urgent need for defence in...
- "Rahul Gandhi is member of Delhi Gymkhana Club...reason enough to destroy it": Congress leader Raashid Alvi slams CentreThe Delhi Gymkhana Club has been ordered to vacate its premises by June 5. The government cites urgent public purpose and national interest...
- Gymkhana Club: Delhi's exclusive address; CP architect designed its buildingThe historic Delhi Gymkhana Club, a symbol of power and prestige for over a century, is facing eviction. The government has ordered the clu...
- Uncertainty looms over 600 staff after Centre orders Gymkhana Club to vacate premises by June 5Nearly 600 Delhi Gymkhana Club employees are anxious over job security. The Centre has directed the club to hand over its premises by June ...
- Centre orders re-entry, resumption of Delhi Gymkhana Club land citing public interestThe Central Government has ordered the immediate re-entry and resumption of the Delhi Gymkhana Club premises, citing urgent public purpose ...
- Jemimah Rodrigues, who helped India beat mighty Australia, saw her club membership cancelled last year over a religious controversyJemimah Rodrigues' father’s religious controversy: Jemimah’s match-winning innings at D.Y. Patil Stadium has become a fresh chapter in her ...
- Former UK PM Rishi Sunak visits Mumbai, plays tennis ball cricketFormer British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak visited the Parsee Gymkhana in south Mumbai and participated in a game of cricket. He expressed j...
- View: Providing grassroots access in schools, parks and facilities can make India a champion nationFrom announcement to execution, we know enough in terms of reasons for lack of implementation, but not enough solutions to ensure that hist...
- Club food for the soul: Does its future lie in the international discovery of its curiously comforting appeal?The clubs’ elite image made them easy targets for politicians.
- What Mumbai chefs like to eat: Quirky corn ribs, garlic butter crabBritannia & Co was an inspiration for Dishoom restaurant in London.
- ET View: Aim higher than the CommonwealthNo one is arguing India gets up and leaves the room. That would be rude. But India needs to learn to cherrypick international platforms.
- The Tata voice is lost where James Bond advertises Pan Bahar and where information is noiseIn a world, where Snapchat is a giant, where information is noise, where James Bond advertises Pan Bahar, the Tata voice is lost.
- With Bombay Gymkhana in the eye of a storm, a look at how clubs have endured in IndiaWith urban land ever scarcer, & long leases running out, many clubs are facing uncertain futures.
- A moral rule book for our rulersPublic credulity is offended when a person in power behaves without displaying the moral authority of leadership, like a CM questioning the...
- From yoga teachers to gym instructors to farmers, all turn to digital paymentsPayment gateways are taking advantage of India’s organised businesses and even offering them a complementary website if they wish to have a...
- Meet Shantanu Sugwekar discussing his feat against Madhya Pradesh and batting alongside SachinShantanu Sugwekar had a very successful first-class career, scoring 6,563 runs in 85 matches from 1987 to 2002, and was vital part of Mahar...
- I took to cricket because of Mantri: WadekarWadekar recalled how it was through Mantri's insistence as a member of the national selection panel that he got into the team.
- Prime Minister turns 80: A look at Manmohan Singh's illustrious career graphWhatever the result of Singh's latest efforts to alter his govt's style and substance, his public service years are a remarkable story.
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