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Aurangzeb Road is now Abdul Kalam Road from today Express Photo By Renuka Puri

Aurangzeb Lane renamed after Abdul Kalam; NDMC nod in

June 29, 2023 3:12 am

The name of Aurangzeb Road was changed to Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Road in 2015.

Delhi: Aurangzeb Lane signboard defaced by BJP Yuva Morcha

May 20, 2022 8:57 am

Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta had recently demanded that Aurangzeb Lane be renamed as Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Lane, Humayun Road as Maharshi Valmiki Road, and Shahjahan Road as General Bipin Rawat Road.

Group from Haryana defaces Aurangzeb lane signboards

Delhi: 11 detained for defacing Aurangzeb Lane signboards in Lutyens

January 09, 2021 1:50 pm

The police found that 11 people had defaced an Aurangzeb Lane signboard and pasted a poster saying Guru Teg Bahadur Lane on another signage.

Sirsa defaces Aurangzeb Lane board: ‘No reason for such a road’

December 02, 2019 3:05 pm

Police said they are yet to receive a complaint. A senior police officer said, “We haven’t received a complaint yet but are conducting an inquiry in the matter. We will take action ourselves if we don’t receive a complaint soon.”

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Kalam, the Other

September 19, 2015 12:00 am

Culture Minister Mahesh Sharma’s remarks on the late president are unacceptable. Government, party must clarify

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No Sangh role in road renaming, was Pak-origin Muslim’s idea: Organiser

September 10, 2015 1:55 am

The article said Fatah cited Aurangzeb’s religious bigotry, intolerance, cruelty and inhuman approach.

Renaming Aurangzeb Road- Kalam dragged into controversy he tried to avoid all his life: Congress

September 08, 2015 5:33 am

The East Delhi MP had requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to rename the road in memory of the late President.

Simply put: The procedure of renaming roads, and reasons for seeking change

September 07, 2015 12:15 am

Supporters of the decision point to the popular perception of Aurangzeb as “a cruel, dictatorial and despotic ruler”, and to “the need for correcting mistakes of our past”.

Explained: Assessing Aurangzeb

September 07, 2015 3:32 pm

A religious zealot, an able administrator, a narrow-minded ruler are some labels that the sixth Mughal emperor bears. Was he India’s cruellest despot or just a religious conservative who lacked the flair and imagination of his ancestors?