Construction Commences on ₹423 Crore Integrated Campus for GB Pant College in Okhla
Work begins on ₹423 crore integrated GB Pant campus in Okhla
Hindustan Times
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The government has begun construction on an integrated campus for GB Pant Engineering College and Polytechnic in Okhla, Delhi, with an estimated cost of ₹423.6 crore. Initially approved in 2019, the project faced delays but is now set for completion by December 2028.
- 01Construction of the integrated campus for GB Pant Engineering College and Polytechnic has begun.
- 02The project is estimated to cost ₹423.6 crore and is expected to be completed by December 2028.
- 03The campus will feature modern amenities, including academic and administrative buildings, hostels, and workshops.
- 04The project faced multiple delays due to budget approvals and tree cutting permissions.
- 05The first phase includes the construction of several multi-story buildings, while the second phase will add a solar power plant and advanced safety systems.
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The government has initiated the construction of an integrated campus for GB Pant Engineering College and Polytechnic located in Okhla, Delhi, with an estimated budget of ₹423.6 crore. The project, which was initially approved in 2019, faced numerous delays due to budget constraints and the need for tree cutting permissions. However, construction is now underway, with a completion target set for December 2028. The campus will occupy a 22-acre plot and will include modern amenities such as an administration block, hostels, and workshops. The construction will occur in two phases, with the first phase focusing on several key buildings, including a six-floor administration block and two eight-floor academic blocks. The second phase will incorporate a solar power plant and comprehensive safety systems. Students have long advocated for improved infrastructure, prompting this significant investment in educational facilities.
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The new campus will provide students with modern facilities, addressing long-standing infrastructure concerns and enhancing educational opportunities.
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