Central Vista project | DDA proposes land use change for PMO project

Central Vista project | DDA proposes land use change for PMO project

The Hindu

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) on February 27 proposed changing the land use of four plots - two meant for the construction of the new Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) as a part of the Central Vista redevelopment project and two as compensation for the green space lost due to the change of the other two. In its public notice inviting objections for a period of 30 days, the DDA proposed changing the land use of two plots of 9.5 acres each located between Motilal Nehru Marg and K. Kamraj Marg (plot 38) and between Dalhousie Road and Tu-Tu Road (plot 36) from recreational use (district park) to government office in the Masterplan for Delhi-2021. These plots have been proposed to be used for the new PMO as a part of the redevelopment of Central Vista by the Centre.
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