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Siri Fort Sports Complex (SFSC) August Kranti Marg, New Delhi - 110 049 (Near Siri Fort Auditorium) 26497482, 26496657 [email protected] Facilities available Sl. No. Name of facility Sl. No. Name of faciltity 1. Aerobics 15. Jogging Track 2. Badminton (Indoor & Outdoor) 16. Krav Maga 3. Ballet 17. Mini Golf Course 4. Basketball 18. Naturopathy Centre 5. Billiards / Snooker 19. Pro-shop 6. Calisthenics Area 20. Shooting 7. Childrens’ Park 21. Skating 8. Cricket 22. Snack Bar 9. Dance 23. Squash 10. Fitness Centre / Multigym 24. Swimming 11. Football 25. Table Tennis 12. Golf Driving Range 26. Tennis 13. Health & Nutrition 27. Western Dance 14. Hockey 28. Yoga Type of membership and entry fees Sl. No. Category Entry fees Monthly subscription Member Dependant A Individual 1. Govt. Service (including `20,000/- `200/- `70/- DDA) 2. Private `50,000/- `200/- `70/- `3,000/- `120 `70/- (for the age below 60 y) 3. Senior Citizen `40/- (for the age above 60 y) 4. Foreign Citizen $ 2,500/- $ 70 $ 20 5. NRI $ 2,500/- `200/- `70/- 6. Associate `25,000/- `200/- `70/- B Corporate 1. Indian Company `2,00,000/- `750/- 2. Foreign Company $ 15,000/- $ 100/- C Temporary membership (for 3 months) 1. Indian Citizen `2,000/- Nil Nil 2. Foreign Citizen `4,000/- Nil Nil D Special Temporary (STM) (1 year) and valid for Central Govt. servants only 1. STM `5,000/- Nil Nil E Special Honorary Membership (SHM) – Arjuna Awardees and outstanding sports persons 1. SHM Exempt `200/- `70/- F Casual Membership (for a day) 1. Indian Citizen `50/- Nil Nil 2. Foreign Citizen `150/- Nil Nil 3. Student `15/- Nil Nil G 1. Guest `40/- Nil Nil I Tenure Membership 1. 1 year `8,000/- Nil Nil 2. 3 years `20,000/- Nil Nil 3. 5 years `35,000/- Nil Nil Booking/Daily Charges of sports facilities S.No. Name of Facility Charges Duration Booking Charges Per Day 1 Table Tennis Member's Subscription and for Non- Rs. 300/- Per Table member’s Entry Fee Charges 2 Tennis 1 hour Synthetic Courts Rs. 86/- (Natural light) 1 hour Rs. 1000/- Per Court Synthetic Courts Rs. 143/- hr. (Floodlight) 1 hour Rs. 1000/- Per Court Clay Courts Member's Subscription and for Non- 30 Minutes members's Entry Fee Charges 3 Badminton Outdoor Member's Subscription and for Non- 30 Minutes Rs. 300/- Per Court member’s Entry Fee Charges Indoor Rs. 137/- 40 Minutes Rs. 800/- Per Court 4 Billiards/Snooker Rs.67/- 30 Minutes 5 Basketball Member's Subscription and for Non- Rs. 300/- Per Court member’s Entry Fee Charges 6 Swimming Pool Members Rs. 50/- Per Dip 45 Minutes Staff Members Rs. 50/- Per Dip 45 Minutes Guest Rs. 150/- Per Dip 45 Mintues 7 Fiteness Centre Per visit Member Rs.150/- per visit Rs.1500/- per month Non-Member Rs.300/- per visit Rs.3000/- per month 8 Skating Rs. 56/- Member's Subscription and for Non- 30 Minutes member's Entry Fee Charges. S.No. Name of Facility Charges Duration Booking Charges Per Day 9 Golf Driving Range Balls Rs. 80/- (Each bucket) 1 hour Club Rs. 20/- Each Wood Rs. 50/- Each 10 Mini Golf Course Member (Weekdays) Rs. 57/- 1 Hour or 9 Holes Rs. 11000/- (+ Service Tax as applicable) Non-Members Rs. 101/- 1 Hour or 9 Holes Foreigner Rs. 169/- 1 Hour or 9 Holes Member (Weekend) Rs. 90/- 1 Hour or 9 Holes Non-Members Rs. 135/- 1 Hour or 9 Holes Foreigner Rs. 200/- 1 Hour or 9 Holes 11 Cricket Field Weekdays NA Rs.10000/- + 200/- G/M (+Service Tax as applicable) Weekends NA Rs.15000/- + 200/- G/M (+Service Tax as applicable) Corporate Weekdays NA Rs. 20000/- + 200/- G/M (+Service Tax as applicable) Weekends NA Rs. 30000/- + 200/- G/M (+Service Tax as applicable) S.No. Name of Facility Charges Duration Booking Charges Per Day 12 Pratice Net Rs.1000/- + 100/- G/M (+Service Tax Weekdays (Members) as applicable) Rs.1200/- + 100/- G/M (+Service Tax Weekdays (Non-Members) as applicable) Rs. 1500/- + 100/- G/M (+Service Tax Weekends (Members) NA as applicable) Rs. 2000/- + 100/- G/M (+Service Tax Weekends (Non-Members) as applicable) Rs. 2000/- + 100/- G/M (+Service Tax Weekdays (Coporate) as applicable) Rs. 2500/- + 100/- G/M (+Service Tax Weekends (Coporate) as applicable) Rs. 56/- Member's Free (Entry Fee for Rs.300/- Per Hour For Indians 13 Football Field Casual Members) Rs. 500/- Per Hour For Foreigners 14 Mini Golf Course Weekdays (Members) Rs.57/- 1 hour Weekdays (Non-Members) Rs.103/- 1 hour Weekdays (Foreigners) Rs.171/- 1 hour Weekends & holidays 1 hour Rs.91/- (Members) Weekends & holidays 1 hour Rs.137/- (Non-Members) Weekends & holidays 1 hour Rs.228/- (Foreigners) COACHING FACILITIES AND CHARGES Rate (per month) S.No. Name of Sport Name of the Agency Days Time Member Non-Member Tus, Wed, Thus, 1 Badminton Sh. Dinesh Khanna Rs.2000/- Monthly Rs. 2500/- Monthly Fri & 3.30 PM - 6.00 PM Saturday Tus, Wed, Thus, 2 Basket Ball M/s. RSA (Sports) Rs.900/- Monthly Rs. 1125/- Monthly 5.00 PM -7.00 PM Sat Rs. 2000/- Monthly Rs. 2500/ - Monthly M/s. Madan Lal Cricket Thus, Fri & Sat 3. 00 PM - 6.00 PM 3 Cricket Non-Refundable Entry Non-Refundable Entry Fee Academy Sunday 9.00 AM -11.00 AM Fee of Rs. 3000/- of Rs. 3000/- Wed, Fri & 4.00 PM - 5.30 PM 4 Football Abhijoy Basu & Rajat Guha Rs. 2000/- Monthly Rs. 2500/ -Monthly Sunday 5.00 PM - 7.00 PM Tus, Thus & Sat a) A Class Coach Rs. 8 Lesson Per Month for 30 6500/- Mint. b) B Class Coach Rs. 100 Ball Free with Per 6 days a week 4200/- Lesson 5 Golf Driving Range M/s Protouch Sports Pvt. Ltd. (Except 6.00 AM - 9.00 PM c) C Class Coach Rs. Monday) 3200/- d) D Class Coach Rs. 2800/- Guest Charges with Rs. 57/- for Indian per day 6 Jogging Track Siri Fort Sports Complex Member Rs. 46/- Per Rs. 171/- for Foreigner per All days 6.00 AM to 9.00 PM Person, Per Day day Tus, Wed, Thus, 6.00 PM - 9.00 AM 7 Karate Sh. Vishal Jaiswal Rs.1500/- Monthly Rs.1875/- Monthly Fri & Sat 5.00 PM - 7.00 PM Sh. Lokesh Sharma Tus, Wed, Thus, 6.00 AM - 9.00 AM 8 Skating Rs. 600/- Monthly Rs. 750/- Monthly (National Skating Academy) Fri & Sat 5.00 PM - 7.00 PM Rs. 3000/- Monthly Rs. 3750/- Monthly 3 days a week 9 Squash Ms. Bhuvneshwari Kumari 1.00 PM to 5.00 PM Rs. 6000/- Monthly Rs. 7500/- Monthly 6 days a week Rs. 862/- Monthly Tus, Wed, Thus, 6.00 AM - 10.00 AM 10 Swimming M/s B.P.G.C. Rs. 152/- Guest Per Dip Rs. 50/- Per Dip Fri & Sat 3.00 PM - 9.00 PM Tus, Wed, Thus, 11 Table Tennis Sh. Dharambir Chopra Rs. 1000/- Monthly Rs. 1250/ - Monthly 5.00 PM - 7.00 PM Fri & Sat Tus, Thus, 12 Taekwondo Sh. Suresh Gotmani Rs. 800/- Monthly Rs. 1000/- Monthly 5.00 PM - 7.00 PM Saturday M/s. IBIS RED Tus, Wed, Thus, 13 Aerobics Rs.2500/- Monthly Rs.3125/- Monthly 5.00 PM - 8.30 PM Sunaina Arha Fri & Sat Tus, Wed, Thus, 7.00 AM - 8.00 AM Sh. Krishan Tiwari Rs.6000/- Monthly Rs.7500/- Monthly Fri & Sat 6.00 PM - 7.00 PM 14 Fitness Sh. Aditya Sachdeva Tus, Wed, Thus, Rs. 1200/- Monthly Rs. 1500/- Monthly 5.00 PM - 7.00 PM (Team Tennis India Pvt. Ltd.) Fri & Sat 15 Dance Rs.1800/- Monthly Rs. 2250/- Monthly Only Sundays 5.00 PM - 8.30 PM 4.00 PM-5.00 PM (for age 5 to 7 Yr) 2 days a week 5.00 PM - 6.00 PM (for Ballet & Modern (Tuesday-Ballet age 8 to 14 Yr) 16 Ms. Renate Manescu Rs. 3200/- Monthly Rs. 4000/- Monthly Jazz Dance Sunday-Modern 4.00 PM - 5.00 PM (for Jazz) age 5 to 7 Yr) 5.00 PM-6.00 PM (for age 8 to 14 Yr) 7.00 AM - 8.00 AM 17 Krav Maga Sh. Vikram Kapoor Rs.1800/- Monthly Rs.2250/- Monthly Tus, Thus & Sat 6.00 PM - 7.00 PM 6 days a week Rs. 1710/- Monthly Rs. 3420/ - Monthly 6.00 AM - 12.30 PM 18 Gym Siri Fort Sports Complex (Except Rs. 171/- Daily Rs. 342/- Daily 3.00 PM - 9.00 PM Monday) 6.00 AM-7.00 AM 6 days a week (summer) Delhi Yoga Sabha (Regd.) Rs. 500/- Rs. 625/- (Except 6.30 AM -7.30 AM Monday) 19 Yoga (winter) Tus,Wed, Thus, 6.00 AM-7.00 AM 9.30 Sunaina Arha Rs. 2000/- Rs. 2500/- Fri & Sat AM-10.30 AM Rs. 2500/- Int. Rs. 3500/- Int. 3 days a week Rs. 3500/- Adv. Rs. 4500/- Adv. 6 days a week 9.00 AM - 1.00 PM 20 Tennis Team Tennis Academy 1.00 PM - 3.00 PM Rs. 5000/- Sper Adv. Rs. 6000/- Super Adv. 6 days a week 4.00 PM - 6.00 PM Rs. 7500/- Rs. 10000/- . 6 days a week Mini Tennis Rs. 800/- Rs. 1200/- Tus,Thus & Sat 21 For children below Team Tennis Academy 6 days (Except Rs. 1100/- Rs. 1500/- 8 yrs. Monday) Group Rs. 1500/- 22 Tennis (Marker) Sh. 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    GRIDLOCKED NEIGHBOURHOODS SIGN OF FLAWED CIRCULATION AND POOR CONNECTIVITY THE CASE OF SOUTH DELHI Gridlocked neighbourhoods Sign of flawed circulation and poor connectivity.indd 1 14/02/18 4:35 PM Gridlocked neighbourhoods Sign of flawed circulation and poor connectivity.indd 2 14/02/18 4:35 PM GRIDLOCKED NEIGHBOURHOODS SIGN OF FLAWED CIRCULATION AND POOR CONNECTIVITY THE CASE OF SOUTH DELHI Gridlocked neighbourhoods Sign of flawed circulation and poor connectivity.indd 3 14/02/18 4:35 PM Writers: Anumita Roychowdhury and Usman Nasim Research inputs: Gaurav Dubey and Anu K Soman Cover photo: Vikas Chaudhary Cover design: Ritika Bohra Photographs: Usman Nasim Editor: Arif Ayaz Parrey Design: Ajit Bajaj Production: Rakesh Shrivastava and Gundhar Das Traffic survey: Ark Foundation, New Delhi We are grateful to the Citizens’ Alliance (Delhi), local residents and volunteers for their valuable inputs. Citation: Anumita Roychowdhury and Usman Nasim 2017, Gridlocked neighbourhoods: Sign of flawed circulation and poor connectivity—The case of South Delhi, Centre for Science and Environment, New Delhi © 2018 Centre for Science and Environment Material from this publication can be used, but with acknowledgement. Maps in this report are indicative and not to scale. Published by Centre for Science and Environment 41, Tughlakabad Institutional Area New Delhi 110 062 Phones: 91-11-40616000 Fax: 91-11-29955879 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.cseindia.org Gridlocked neighbourhoods Sign of flawed circulation and poor connectivity.indd 4 14/02/18