A political row has erupted in West Bengal over the state-run Housing Infrastructure Development Corporation (HIDCO) allegedly spending Rs 42 cr to distribute traditional sweets ahead of the annual Rath Yatra festival.
The single Bench of Justice Amrita Sinha today pulled up the NKDA for not taking strong action against the illegal party offices.
Housing and Infrastructure Development Corporation (HIDCO) is setting up a 7.5m wide temporary road through Eco Park parking near Mistika Banquet to combat the festive rush at the country’s biggest urban park from 23 December 2023 to 2 January 2024.
Chief minister Mamata Banerjee is set to inaugurate the Biswa Bangla Exhibition Centre in New Town on Tuesday, 21 November, marking the addition of a state-of-theart exhibition hall covering approximately 2 lakh square feet.
The KMC is mulling plans of beautification of the ward, which is close to Lockgate.
The objective behind the ride was to spread awareness to switch towards environment-friendly ways of commuting, to keep the atmosphere clean and healthier.
A nine-hole golf course with driving range at Eco Park has also been developed.
The park, spread over an area of 400m is first of its kind and has been set up on the request of the local residents.
Different varieties of rosogollas would be showcased in the stalls of the ‘Mishti Hub’ (Sweetmeat Hub) set up in one part of the Eco Park in New Town area here, HIDCO chairman Debasish Sen told reporters.
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