Rajpath is now called Kartavya path, and on September 8, the new Central Vista Avenue in Delhi will have its grand opening. Thus, with the renaming of the street, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will officially change the name of Rajpath to “Kartavya Path.”

It is one of the most popular tourist spots and a special place for people who live in Delhi. Now, there are 106 public bathrooms, 16 permanent bridges, and 140 new trees on the avenue.

Starting at the Rashtrapati Bhawan, Central Vista Avenue is being fixed up all the way to India Gate. As part of the bigger Central Vista project, a new triangular Parliament building is also being built.

Besides rebuilding the Central Secretariat and other government offices. The avenue is now known for making it easier for people to walk and giving them more space. Along the Central Vista stretch, there are now benches every few feet.

Key Facts!

• The stretch is friendlier to pedestrians and people with disabilities.
• Also, the sand used to cover the walkways is replaced with red granite stones.
• The historical light poles on Rajpath have been restored, reinstalled, and upgraded with the appropriate facilities, services, and technologies.
• On the Rajpath, along the rows of trees and canals, in the parking area, and in the vicinity of India Gate, over 900 light poles have been installed recently.
• The lawn, which is approximately 101 acres in size, has several different types of grass planted on it as part of the renovation.
• 140 new trees are planted in the region, which is already home to a number of historic trees.
• The Republic Day infrastructure arrangements are integrated into the avenue.

New India's Kartavya Path pic.twitter.com/sG2VKGxoex

— Piyush Goyal (@PiyushGoyal) September 7, 2022

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