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State Govt mansions to have a new look

As per the new look plan, the massive building blocks will be decked up with health spas, and cultural centres.

Updated on: Oct 18, 2006 04:16 PM IST
None | By , New Delhi
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The demode state government bhawans in the Capital are all set for a makeover. As per the new look plan, the massive building blocks will be decked up with health spas, sprawling food courts, conference and cultural centres, exhibition areas, office space, hotel rooms, cultural centres, conference rooms fitted with state-of-the-art equipments.

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Sample this: The huge blocks of AP Bhawan will get knocked down to pave way for the raising of an eight-storied edifice of what is being visualized as a 'multi-use property'.

Maharashtra Bhawan will double up its office and living space by erecting another structure over a six-acre plot at a prime location.

The Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Chandigarh, Dadar & Nagar Haveli, Lakshwadweep, Pondicherry, Goa, Haryana - these are states/union territories that have either put up more than one state bhawan in New Delhi, or are in the process of doing so. In the queue for the juicy BOT contracts are prominent domestic and foreign construction companies including the L&T, DLF, India Bulls, Nagarjuna Construction Company besides the SsangYong Corp and MR Properties of South Korea apart from the state-owned CPWD.

Some states have - or intend to build - upon land assets that have either been lying idle, or have lately been freed after decades of litigation.

Certain other Bhawans have been built on land awarded at concessional rates by the Union Government. Land allotment proposals for new Bhawans are pending from about six state governments, an Urban Development ministry official said.

 
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Srinand Jha

Srinand Jha covers the Ministry of Railways and writes on politics in the Hindi heartland. Also interested in media and social/cultural issues.

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