Watching rabbits and ducks at their antics will no longer be possible at the Nehru Rose Garden as the municipal corporation has finally moved them to a temple near Phillaur along Satluj River.

"Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru pinned a fresh red rose to his coat everyday," wrote the Congress. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, was always seen with a red rose pinned to his coat.

Nehru Rose Garden would now sport the look of an Industrial garden. According to the Punjab tourism dept plan, entrances to this garden would be redesigned to coincide with the industrial status ...

One hardly thinks of the rose from a similar perspective. It is neither sacred, nor "Indian". It may sound true, as Nehru himself had put it once that "there is nothing special about" the rose on ...

Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru’s performance last week was his best in years. Wearing the customary red rose in his buttonhole, Nehru rose before a largely hostile Parliament for a three-day ...

While many say that Chacha Nehru was fond of red roses and that's why he chose to add one on his coat, others say that he was gifted a rose of a little girl during one his rally and since then he ...

Actor Sachin Pilgaonkar on Sunday revisited his childhood days and remembered a deeply special moment when India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru had given him his red rose. "This moment I ...

Among others, the project that will not even get initiated is the uplift of Nehru Rose Garden. Tenders for the Rs 8.80 crore project... The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started ...

The project, which aimed to transform Ludhiana’s iconic Nehru Rose Garden through a specialised garden crafting and green space management contract, was expected to be completed in nine months ...