Indira Gandhi Centre for Arts Still Without Permanent Home Five Years On

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The Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts has yet to receive a permanent premises, five years after its establishment. A letter to the Culture Secretary in early October raised concerns about the delay, according to NDTV. The centre was expected to be allotted land about three years ago, but that process is still pending. The source material does not detail the specific reasons for the holdup.

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