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H' of Late Major Mohinder 1. NAMING OF ROADS, PA.RXS, A}ID TNSTITUIONS ETC. STNCE TEE CONSTITUIION OF SNA TO TILL I'ATE. Siro. PRDSENT NAME MTETINC DATE OF NO. MEETING I NAMINC OF MAIN ROAD FROM THE 2 24-O+1985 BACK OF KALKAJI TEMPLE TO MEHRAULI BADARPUR ROAD AS 'SHREE MA ANANDAMAEE MARG" WAS APPROVED. 2. PROPOSAL FOR NAMING OF ROT- 3 l8-09-1985 LEADING FROM BEHIBND MOTI NAGAR CSHAHEED FIRE STATIoN As KISHoRE STNGH MARC: WAS ACCEPTED. 3. PROPOSAL FOR NAMTNC OF THE EN-I6 3 l 8-09- 1985 STRETCH FROM QUTAB M]NAR UP TO THE HIGHWAY LEADING TO THE GURGAON AS 'SRI AUROBINDO MARC' WAS ACCEPTED. PROPOSAL FoR RRNAIT,III.IG oFDEER- 3 I t-09- | 9t5 PARK AT HAUZ KHAS .A.N.JHA" NEW DELHI AS DEER, PARK WAS ACCEPTED. 5. PROPOSAL FOR NAMTNC OF I t-09- t985 COMMERCIAL COMPLEX AT SAFDAR'TJNG DEVELOPMENT AREA (()PPOStl E HAUZ KHAS SFS COMPLEX) AS "AUROBINDO PLACE' WAS AFPROVED, 6. THE PROOSAL OF THE NORTI{ERN 0E-0 t- t965 RAJLWAYS FOR OPENING OF A HALT IN BE'IVEEN NARAINA VIHAR AND BARAR SQUARE STATION NEAR .H' BLOCK NAR,{INA VIHAR ON RING RAILWAY AND NAMTNC IT AS 'INDERPURI HALT'' WAS APROVED. I TIT, TKUr(J5AL (J} NAMING 'reHEORA 4 08-0t - 1986 BAWANA ROAD AS RAJA MAHENDRA PRATAP MARG" WAS APPROVED- E. PROPOSAL FOR NAMINC OP LANE IN 25-04-t986 FRONT OF RESIDENCE C-2I7l8. DEFENCE COLONY, NEW DELHI AFTER THE NAME OF LATE MAJOR MOHINDER CHOWDF.ARY LANE" WAS APPROVED. 9. THE PROPOSAL OF SARII ROJIILLA 25-04- l9E6 HALT BETWEEN DELHI KISIIAN GANJ & DAYA BASII s'ATtoNs oN RINC RAILWAY AS 'VIVEKANAND PURT' WAS APPROVED, I l0 PROPOSAI FOR NAMINC OF A ROAD IN THE UNIVERSITY AREA 5 25-04-r986 AFTER LATE BOSE SAHIB WAS APPROVED. PROPOSAL FOR NAMING OF TI{E RINC ROAD BETWEEN AIIRICA 6 07-0 t- 1987 AVENUE AND RAO TULA MARG AFTER THE NAME OF OI-OF PALME WAS APPROVED. t2. NAMINC OF NAJAFGARH STADILM AFTER THE NAME OT LATE 6 07-01.1987 VAID KISHAN LALII. A VETERAN FREEDOM FIGHTER OF DELHI WAS APPROVED. *T]IP]N l3 NAMING OF A ROAD IN CHITTRANJAN PARK AS 6 07-01-1987 CHANDER PAL MARC" WAS APPROVED. t4. PROPOSAL FOR NAMINC OF KIRTI NAGAR AS "LALIT MAKEN 6 07-01- t987 NAGAR" WAS APPROVED. 15. NAMING OF ROAD LEADING FROM SAFDARIANG FLY-OVER TO 6 0'7 -01-1987 SEWA NACAR, NEW DELHI AS "SHRI JAGANATH MANDIR MARG'WAS APPROVED. t6 NAM]NG OF ROAD CONNECTING PATEL ROAD (ROAD NO. 40) '1 02-07.t98'7 WITH KARAMPURA PI.JNJABI BACH AS "ARYA SAMAJ SCIIOOT, LANE" WAS APPROVED. 17. NAMING OF ROAD FROM REHMAN BUILDINC TO MOHAN PARK 7 02-07 -t98',1 AS "SMT. RAM KISHORE DEVI LANE'' WAS APPROVED. l8 NAMINc oF zAKHIRAffi'tAS '1 02-07-1987 APPROVED. 19. NAMINC OF ROAD CONNECTING PANDEV ROAD, AZAD NAGAR 7 02-07 -198'1 ROAD, NEAR BABU RAM GOVT. BOYS SR. SEC, SC}{OOL SHAHADRA AS "SCOUT CUIDE MARG" AND NAMING OF SI'REEI' LANE LEADINC TOWARDS SWAPN CINEMA FROM THE CROSSING OF CHARKHAMBAS "PANDEV ROAD" AS "SCHOUT GUIDE LANE" WAS APPROVED. 20. PROPOSAL FOR NAMING OF ROUND ABOUJ IN NEST PTIXITAUI 8 29-09-t987 BACH AS "SWAMI SHIVA NAND CHOWK" WAS APPROVED 2t. NAMING OF ROAD I,EADING FROM TACORE MARKET KIII.U 8 29-09-1987 NAGAR TO RAMA ROAD AS "CH. BHIMSEN DHINGRA MARG'' WAS APPROVED. a I/ { 22. NAMING OF A ROAD FROM JAIN MANDIR IN KESHAV I 8 29-09-t981 PURAM AS "JAIN MANDIR MARG'' WAS APPROVED, NAMING OF A ROAD IN VILLAGE PEERAN GARHI AS 8 29-09-1987 .CH. PREM SUKH MARC'WAS APPROVED. 24 SHOPPING.CUM.OFFICE COMPLEX BUILDING OF DDA 8 29-09-r987 AT RAJENDRA PLACE DISTRICT CENTRE TO BE NAMET) AS * RIJENDRA BHAWAN" WAS APPROVED. 25. INSTALLATION OF THE STATUE OF SHAHEED BHA(;AT 8 29-09-t987 SINGH AT ROOP NAGAR CHOWK WAS APPROVED IN PRINCIPLE. 26. NAMINC OF THE MAIN ROAD IN BLOCK'8" KALKA.I] AS 9 24-tt-1987 "SHYAM SUNDER MALHOTRA MARO" WAS APPROVED 2'l NAMING OF ROAD IN FRONT OF SANT SAMAGAM 9 24-tt-t987 GURDWARA AS 'SANT SUJAN SINGH MARG' WAS APPROVED. 28. NAMING OF APPROACH ROAD ON THE EDGE OII I)IS- 9 24- l t-1987 USED CANAL PASSING THROUGH KHUREJI KHAS AS 'RADHEY SHYAI"{ PARK EXTN. MARG" WAS APPROVITD. 29. NAMING OF 8O'' WIDE ROAD IN GREATER KAILASH.I 9 24-t t-t98'1 AFTER LATE LALA HANS RAJ GUPTA FORMER MAYOR WAS APPROVED. 30. NAMING OF ROAD LEADING FROM VILLACE MLINDAKA 9 24-l1-1987 TO KAROLA AS'DEEPCHAND MARC" WAS APPROVED. 31. NAMING OF A ROAD LEADINC FROM F-I4/I TO D.I3/A/I 9 24-ll-198? BLOCK IN MODEL TOWN AS 'AGGARWAI- DIIARAMSHALA MARG" WAS APPROVED. 32. NAMING OF DDA'S PAPAN KALAN COPLEX LOCATED r0. 29-04-1988 ON THE SOUTH WEST CORNER OF DELHI WAS APPROVED AS 'DWARKA", 33. NAMING OF PARK FACINC HOUSE NO. D-I27, EAST OII l0 29-04- 1988 KAILASH AFTER LATE SQN. LDR. VNOD KKUMAR WAS NAMING OF ROAD LEADING FROM DR. MUKERJEE t0 29-04-1988 NAGAR CORNER TO BHAI PARMANAND COLONY AS "RAM LAL KAPOOR MARG'WAS APPROVED. t-\ . J)- NAMTNG oF cAL|LI-__NfEIfr-iAF l0 294+|98A LEADING FROM HAMILTON ROAD TO C}IHOTA BAZA& .MAULANA KASHMERE GATE AS RAFIQ REHMAN MARG- WAS APPROVED, 36. NAMTNG OF nolo srenrn rdJnorr,r 12 02-l r-t988 OLOF PALME MARC (OUTER RING ROAD) TO METIMULI I'THIPALPUR ROAD (NEAII MAS@DPUR VIII-AGE) urHIcH IS KNOWN AS nOeo to. ri AFTER NELSON MENDELA WAS APPROVED. PRoposAL To NAME RoAD-1.r6. 13 l4 u-01-r9t!) (NEAR SHANTI NACAR) AS 'SHAHID MATIARAJA NAHAR SINGH MARG" WAS APPROVED. 3t. N'TMTNU Uf KUAT' RUNNING BETWEEN l4 0441- 1989 HOUSE NO.634 AND IEIs IN VTLLAGE BAGH AND CONNECTINC THE 'ORROAD FROM HOUSE NO. 439 & 4I3 rN ONXAR NAGAR (TRI NAGAR) AS 'RAM PRASAD CTIAIJD}IARY MARG' WAS APPROVED. /3e. NAMING OF N,INTI SI,OCK MM-ROAd l4 u-01-r989 lN BHOLA NATH NAGAR SHAHADM, DELHI AS'tsULAKI RAM MARG" WAS APPROVED. 40. NAMING oF RoAD No. 12 BETIIEEN- t4 04-01.1989 MI.JNIRI(A VITIAR AND JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY AS 'BABA GANGN4.TII MARG" WAS APPROVED. 41. NAMING oF AppRoAcH noAD LhtKtNc l) 25-05- | 989 NAZAR KUNWAR SUMNA NETM HOSPITAL TO SANJAY NACAR ROAD AND GULABI BACH ROAD WORKSHOP TO BE NAMED AS "SANDEEP SETHI MARC" WAS APPROVED. NAMINC OF ROAD CONNCTINA l8 I I {,t- | 990 BHIS}IAM PITAMAH ROAD AND LODHI. ROAD AS 'VARDHMAN MARG" WAS APPROVED. 43. NAMING oF cALt No. -203 BETWEEN IE I l-M-t990 BUS TERMINUS (AT TRI NACAR) AND TOTA RAM BAZAR AS 'SHTV MANDTR MARG" APPROVED 44. NAMTNc oF RoAD TNFRoNT oF LAKSMi It lr-&-t990 BAI COI-LEOE FROM WATER TANK -ASTIOK VIHAR, TO KALT.DASS .qWAMI AS NAMTAN MARC" APPROVED. NAMING OF GALI NO, _?EGHM;R_FDM_NO-- WARI) I l-04-1990 NO.-49 AS 'JAIN MANDIR GALI.- APPROVED. TI{E PROPOSAL FO@ TO BE CO]ISTRUCTED AT KHICHRIPUR BE NAMED AS .LAI- BAHADIJR SHASTRI HOSPITAL' WAS APPROVED. flyrygoFrH@ 05-l l-r990 FORMER PRESIDENT OF VIETNAM WAS APPROVED. IlI4McoFD@ 05-ll - t990 rllv4lWAS APPROVED. 4GREED rNm-oR 04-06- 1991 ARo_IIND EAsr pATEL NAcAR BE NAMEo arrrn; cbsu,nui NAMTNc oF pERpu@M, 04-06-1991 I\gY loAD No. r GREATER KATLASH_I ro er_eiNni.jor co-LoN_v_(KALKAJT RoAD) As uDAy sHANKER ilRG APPROVED. t;i NAMTNG oF uosp@unri 04-06- l99l coBrND srNcH GovERNEMENT Hosprrer_-. was ,tiincrvrbl PRoPoSALFoRNm VII]AR 04-06- t99t rr_wesecneBo@Y!{AR AS 'TSBT ANAND VIIIAR' WAS APPROVED. 04-06- 1991 ISBT TO BE NAMED "YT'DHISTER SETU-. NAMINcoFA [email protected] 04-06- 1991 BE NAMED AFTER GOPI CHAND POLICP NISPECTON. TH_EpRoposAL ro@oAo INCLUDING l4- - t991 THE INSTITiONAL AREA Or.r SPqTTEMIN SiNCrr l\,l_A!9 IN sourH zoNE wAs ACCEPTED aS .+rnniDis MARC". NAMING OF TUE OTIITT ADMINISTRATToN trosptral ROHINI *BABA af l4- - t991 WILL BE KNOWN AS SAHEB AMBEDKAR HOSPTTAL". THE pRoposAl, rorvelzr- THE loo B ED ED-EdSFiTA JAI{ANCIRPURI L- Ar 2I-04-1992 AS "BABU JAGJIWAN RAM MEMORIAI. ;iOSPiTAL- iv'AS ACCEp I ED. rHa,^,^ rnolgsa@ NAMING i.or l-+ 2t-04t992 25 ACRES OF LAND STARTINC INOV S,qN,U r,,ii, KIIAN To BE NAMED As .RAJEEV ceNonr srrairrl v,tv: WAS APPROVED, F. ':. : 1,; .l t * I \c t { 59. II L '4,! |.'D|.;IIJII{I.' Tq NAME THE ROAI) 24 2t{,-tgn FNS{ NOBYN TOAD TO TTMARPUR AS "DT. }|JIAJT'DAII MArG'. 60. 21 21{4-19y2 w 6l 26 | 142-1993 62- 25 |42-t9p3 6t. PnoFosAL To N r,E-A--ftfrr N 26 n{LtglB KAIXAJI AFTER T,ATE ST'DART N MT'NJAL WAS AGEEED TO 64. lr4tr-r993 65. 26 I t-02-t993 6. 26 I l -{r2- | 993 67. H 26 I t12-1993 6t. 26 -O2-t 993 69. 27 t5-{t6t993 -iffi urui*e*tir-''itild-ff ft-ffi 27 lcocl993 +o LATE FREEMM HGTTTERTI OF TfiE VII^AI.GE CHIIAWAI.A T'AS ATPNOVED. PROPOSAL F*, CHANGE OF NAI\,|E OF 27 l6-0Gt993 +l . COII'NY FROII' BIOCK.B FOCKET -'OO" Aq.AMRAPALI" WAS ACCEPTED. PROPIOSAL FOR NAMING OF 27 lG06l93 COMMUMTY HALLS AS 'AMBEDKAR BIIAX'AN- APPROVED. 73. NAMING ONE OF TIC ROADS LEADhIC 27 16.06193 TO JAWAHNI LAL NEHRU STADruM .RAJA AS BIIALENDRA SINGH" APPROVED BUT ST'BJECT TO THE CONDMON TIIAT THE SAID ROAD IS T'NNAMED.
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