7 months ago
Delhi PWD Launches Beautification for AI Summit
The Public Works Department in Delhi is making the city look nice and pretty for an important event called the Artificial Intelligence Impact Summit.
This event will happen from February 15 to 20, with the main opening on February 19 at Bharat Mandapam.
The PWD is putting up two big lion statues and two musical fountains near the Hayat hotel.
They are also fixing up roads and areas around important places like the airport and tourist spots.
The government wants everything to be even better than it was for the G20 Summit last year.
All this work will cost about Rs 1 crore and needs to be done in one month.
Delhi PWD initiates citywide beautification for the AI Impact Summit from February 15-20.
Two 9-foot lion sculptures and two musical fountains to be installed near Hayat hotel.
Total cost estimated at Rs 1 crore with a one-month completion deadline.
Revamp includes areas around Bharat Mandapam, Indira Gandhi International Airport, and key tourist hubs.
Delhi government aims to surpass G20 Summit standards for the event.
- Who
- Public Works Department (PWD) and other civic bodies
- What
- Citywide beautification and infrastructure revamp
- Where
- Delhi, India
- When
- February 15-20 (Summit), February 19 (Inauguration)
- Why
- Preparations for the Artificial Intelligence Impact Summit
Key facts
- Event
- Artificial Intelligence Impact Summit
- Date
- February 15-20
- Venue
- Bharat Mandapam
- Inauguration Date
- February 19
- Estimated Cost
- Rs 1 crore
- Completion Deadline
- One month
- Key Areas Revamped
- Bharat Mandapam, Indira Gandhi International Airport, Qutub Minar, Lal Quila, Humayun Tomb, Connaught Place, Central Park, Delhi Haat, Mehrauli Archaeological Park
Quotes
Senior Official
A senior official involved in the project
““Separately, as part of the beautification work, two lion sculptures, each nine feet tall, and two musical fountains will be installed,””
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““Tenders have been floated to carry out the beautification works, installing two statues and fountains,””
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