The day-long symposium will see four plenary discussions on issues related to Vadodara, attended by experts. Issues like Vishwamitri River Rejuvenation, ease of doing business, tourism and infrastructure in Vadodara would be discussed.
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VADODARA: Heritage lovers of the Banyan City have heaved a huge sigh of relief after Gujarat high court on Wednesday stopped the ministry of railways from undertaking any construction activity at Rajabaug garden in Pratap Vilas Palace compound.
The railways are planning to construct the National Rail and Transportation Institute (NRTI) right opposite the palace in the sprawling lawns of Rajabaug.
The high court bench comprising justices J B Pardiwala and Ilesh Vora passed an interim order after Vadodara-based Heritage Trust recently filed a public interest litigation (PIL) against the Railways ministry, Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd and National Academy of Indian Railways through its advocate Salil Thakore.