Raisina village

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Raisina village was a former settlement in Delhi whose land was acquired and cleared during British rule to construct the central administrative area of New Delhi, including Raisina Hill and the Viceroy’s House (now Rashtrapati Bhavan).

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former village
human settlement
administrativeSignificanceAfterDemolition site of central government institutions of India
associatedWith shift of capital from Calcutta to Delhi
urban planning of New Delhi
clearedDuring British rule in India
clearedForConstructionOf Raisina Hill
Viceroy’s House
linked to: Viceroy's House

central administrative area of New Delhi
government buildings of New Delhi
country India
formerInhabitants displaced for construction of imperial capital
historicalLocationOf Raisina Hill
Rashtrapati Bhavan
Viceroy’s House
linked to: Viceroy's House
landAcquiredBy British colonial government in India
locatedIn Delhi
New Delhi
linked to: New Delhi, India
notableFor its land forming the site of Rashtrapati Bhavan
its role in the making of New Delhi
partOfProject construction of New Delhi as capital of British India
relatedEvent construction of the Viceroy’s House
relatedPlace Raisina Hill
Rajpath (now Kartavya Path)
Rashtrapati Bhavan
replacedBy Raisina Hill government complex
linked to: Raisina Hill

central administrative district of New Delhi
status no longer existing as a village
timePeriodOfDemolition early 20th century

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Raisina Hill namedAfter Raisina village