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The Indian government has announced plans to close the historic Gymkhana Club in Delhi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the club as a vestige of The Indian government has announced plans to close the historic Gymkhana Club in
Delhi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the club as a vestige of colonialism. The move is part of a broader effort to remove colonial symbols. Club members have expressed feeling singled out by the decision. Some members
suspect the closure serves motives beyond decolonisation. The controversy highlights tensions between heritage preservation and political reform. The closure could set a precedent for other colonial‑era institutions. Observers await the final decision and any legal challenges.