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Gymkhana Club for the Super Rich the Waitlist and What It Costs to Be a Member
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- Delhi Gymkhana Club was established on July 3, 1913.
- Central government ordered club to vacate 27.3-acre premises by June 5.
- Membership fees: government members ₹5 lakh, non-government members ₹22 lakh.
- Ministry of Corporate Affairs investigating club since 2017 for alleged irregularities.
- Club membership includes nearly half from armed forces and bureaucracy.
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