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The Delhi administration approved a new bill aimed at simplifying regulatory processes, reducing bureaucratic hurdles, and accelerating commercial license issuance for local enterprises.
The Delhi administration announced a plan to provide free solar systems to 230,000 households while maintaining existing subsidies, aiming to add 500 MW of rooftop capacity by March 2027.
Following a shocking gang-rape incident on a sleeper bus in Greater Noida, opposition parties have heavily criticized the Delhi government for failing to protect minors and address rising sexual violence.
The Delhi government has introduced updated fire service rules for 2026, shifting from traditional inspections to auditor-certified safety checklists for building approvals.
The Delhi administration has launched an inquiry into pharmacy chains advertising 60-80% rebates, warning consumers about potentially misleading promotional tactics.
The Delhi government has ordered a 42-day ban on all construction activities from December 10 to January 20 to tackle severe winter air pollution levels, utilizing AI-enabled cameras for monitoring.
The Delhi government is reportedly considering a restructuring of the Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University (DSEU).
The Delhi government plans to enhance rehabilitation efforts for jhuggi-jhopri settlements by shifting the eligibility cut-off date from 2006 to 2025, allowing more clusters to qualify for redevelopment and encouraging private sector involvement.
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Saurabh Bharadwaj has accused the Delhi government of planning a ₹22,000 crore rice scam, detailing alleged involvement of various parties.
The Delhi government has announced a new initiative to provide free coaching for JEE and NEET entrance exams to Class 12 students.
The portal for Delhi's 'Lakshmi Yojana' financial assistance scheme has gone live, with women queuing at registration camps. The Delhi government is now providing details on how to apply for the Rs 2,500 monthly aid, with the first installment expected around Raksha Bandhan on August 28.
The Delhi government is set to introduce the Delhi Land Records Bill, 2026, which will involve surveying all properties in the capital and compiling their records onto a common digital platform, akin to a 'Property Aadhaar Card'.
India's Supreme Court has instructed the Delhi government to ensure that protestors injured by pellet guns at Jantar Mantar receive necessary medical treatment.
The Delhi government plans to propose aligning police station jurisdictions with the 13 recently reconstituted revenue districts.
The Delhi Government is moving forward with plans to construct a new twin-tower Secretariat building at ITO, aiming to consolidate administrative offices.
The Delhi government has introduced a new startup policy offering seed funding of up to Rs 10 lakh for students to encourage entrepreneurship.
The Delhi government is addressing concerns about unsafe school buildings, with one in ten government schools deemed 'unsafe' or 'dangerous' and seven slated for demolition. Additionally, the government plans to distribute free cycles to Class 9 girls starting in late July.
The Delhi government is planning to expand its 'ladies special' bus service, which features all-women staff and panic buttons, to enhance safety and convenience for female commuters.
The Delhi government is exploring options to acquire land in 48 urban villages as part of a strategy to alleviate overcrowding in prisons like Tihar and Rohini.
The Delhi Government has given its approval for the Sarojini Nagar housing project, which will necessitate the felling or relocation of 1,091 trees to proceed.
The Delhi government has ended its work-from-home arrangement for employees on Wednesdays and Saturdays, which was previously implemented due to fuel shortages caused by the West Asia conflict.
The Delhi government has outlined 18 specific parameters that private schools must adhere to when proposing fee hikes, aiming to regulate increases.
Videos circulating on social media show a Chinese application allegedly shutting down e-rickshaws, prompting the Delhi government to investigate and verify these claims.
The Delhi government is developing a portal for electric vehicle owners to apply for subsidies, requiring applications within 30 days of their vehicle's registration certificate generation.
The Delhi government has given 1,000 coaching centres one month to comply with regulations or face shutdown.
The Delhi government has approved Rs 264 crore for the upgrade of 75 CM SHRI schools across the city.
The Delhi government has announced the launch of a 'Delhi Building and Construction Workers Health Scheme' to provide health protection for 2.7 lakh registered construction workers and their families.
The Delhi government has notified a proactive winter air quality framework, which includes measures such as requiring valid PUCC for vehicle fuel, barring non-BS-VI commercial vehicles, and doubling parking charges.
The Delhi Education Department has issued a directive to Delhi Government schools to urgently identify and counsel students who have failed Class IX twice or thrice. This initiative aims to provide support and guidance to struggling students.
Delhi government schools will implement counseling for Class 9 repeaters to help them avoid dropping out, aiming to provide support and encourage continued education.
The Delhi government plans to add 2,800 low-floor electric buses to the city's fleet under the Centre's PM E-DRIVE scheme, enhancing public transport infrastructure.
The Delhi government's proposal to relax fire safety certification norms, allowing building owners to obtain clearances through private auditors, is under scrutiny following a fire that killed 21 people.
The Delhi government may revise the 50% road tax waiver for strong hybrid vehicles as part of its EV policy 2.0, indicating potential changes to incentives for electric and hybrid vehicles.
The Delhi government has initiated a pre-monsoon rainwater harvesting drive, planning 500 new structures and the restoration of 1,000 non-functional systems across government buildings by June 30, following recent water shortages.
Delhi authorities are planning to redevelop five key corridors and are deploying more machine sweepers, intensifying their efforts to implement dust mitigation measures and tackle air pollution.
The Delhi government has given its approval to an Rs 860-crore project aimed at cleaning the Najafgarh drain, which is identified as one of the largest polluters of the Yamuna River.
The Delhi government issued an advisory and warnings ahead of Bakrid, prohibiting the sacrifice of cows and camels in public places. Authorities emphasized strict action against illegal slaughter and public animal sacrifices during the festival.
The Delhi government plans to replace existing streetlights with smart LED systems as part of an initiative focused on energy conservation and efficiency.
The Delhi government has announced a reduction in the Value Added Tax (VAT) on aviation turbine fuel, decreasing it from 25% to 7%.
The Delhi Chief Minister has announced a two-day work-from-home policy for government offices, a move reportedly made amid Prime Minister Modi’s broader austerity push.
Experts are raising concerns regarding the Delhi government's plans to restore the Ridge, highlighting potential issues and implications of the proposed restoration efforts. The project aims to rejuvenate the city's green belt.
Delhi government schools have announced their summer vacation schedule, which will also include special remedial classes for students in Classes 9, 10, and 12.
The Delhi Government has approved seven new Metro corridors, which are slated for development at an estimated cost of Rs 48,205 crore.
The Delhi government is set to organize a free pilgrimage for 1,300 devotees to the Somnath Temple.
The Delhi government is set to fast-track the implementation of a real-time study to identify sources of pollution. This initiative aims to provide immediate data to inform strategies for improving the city's air quality.
The Delhi government aims to implement paperless property registrations within six months, requiring buyers and sellers to visit the sub-registrar's office only for biometric authentication.
The Centre has issued a warning to the Delhi government, demanding that three IAS officers transferred in February report to their new postings and threatening 'consequences' if they fail to comply.
The BJP government in Delhi is set to implement floating solar farms on lakes and ponds for the first time to generate electricity.
The Delhi government has ordered a five-year audit of four bodies responsible for operating retail liquor vends across the capital.
The Delhi government has approved a proposal for the Delhi Police to establish police posts at subways, beneath flyovers, and near foot overbridges across the city to address unsafe spaces.
The Delhi government has released new guidelines aimed at safeguarding its various departments from potential cyber attacks. These measures are designed to enhance the digital security infrastructure across government operations.
The Delhi government is collaborating with private players to develop 'green zones' beneath flyovers across the city. This initiative aims to enhance urban greenery and utilize underutilized spaces.
The Delhi government has announced plans to set up animal welfare committees in all of its districts to address issues related to animal well-being.
The Delhi government is planning to demolish a bungalow at 33 Shamnath Marg, reportedly considered 'jinxed,' to construct a new office building.
The Delhi Government has introduced the 'Anmol' scheme, which offers 56 free tests using a single drop of a newborn's blood to enable early detection of genetic and congenital disorders.
The Delhi government has collaborated with IIT-Madras to research "smog-eating" coatings for roads as part of its efforts to tackle air pollution in the city.
The Delhi government has proposed a new 4.5 km alternate route to alleviate traffic congestion in the Mathura Road and Kalindi Kunj areas.
The Delhi government is set to introduce its first-of-its-kind Water Master Plan to address the increasing demands of the city's growing population.
The Delhi Government is increasing efforts to prevent water shortages during the summer, including deploying more tankers and enhancing water quality monitoring.
Delhi's new rehabilitation policy aims to provide permanent homes for all slum dwellers, focusing on comprehensive housing solutions.
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has criticized the Delhi government for proposing an unreasonable timeline, delaying the crucial demarcation of the 22-km Yamuna floodplain until 2026.
Liquor stores in Delhi will be open on Holi this year, following an order from the Delhi government in January that removed the festival from the list of 'dry days'.
The Delhi government has committed to ensuring yearly improvements in the city's air quality, public transport infrastructure, and the cleanliness of the Yamuna River.
The Rekha Gupta government in Delhi is reportedly considering a scheme to install streetlights with payment options through EMIs.
The Delhi government has revamped its education website, introducing new features such as fee review and daily attendance tracking for students and parents.
The Delhi government has introduced an online admission portal for school applicants under the Economically Weaker Section (EWS), Children With Special Needs (CWSN), and Disadvantaged Group (DG) categories.
The Delhi government has introduced a new solar energy program offering installations with zero upfront costs and complimentary five-year maintenance to accelerate renewable energy adoption among residents.
Chief Minister Gupta announced expanded subsidies and free rooftop solar systems for households consuming up to 400 units, targeting 230,000 installations by March 2027.
The maturity date for the Delhi Lakshmi Yojana recurring deposit scheme has been scheduled for July 2029, strategically coinciding with the anticipated timeline for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
The Delhi government has updated building codes to mandate wider fire access routes, dedicated fire lifts, and refuge areas in high-rise structures to enhance urban safety.
Chief Justice Saurav Das highlighted major safety concerns and lack of basic facilities after auditing a government school during a public interest campaign.
The Delhi government has retracted an order that barred Class 10 students from taking board exams if they failed the R3 paper, resolving a discrepancy between departmental and CBSE directives.
Following a structural and infrastructure audit, 34 government schools in Delhi are scheduled for demolition.
The Delhi government plans to scrap its two-decade-old bed-and-breakfast law and introduce a new policy. This move aims to update regulations for the hospitality sector.
The Delhi government has approved a bill to establish private universities in the capital, proposing a 25 percent seat reservation for local students and merit-cum-means scholarships.
The Delhi government has moved up its school sports calendar in an effort to mitigate the impact of anticipated winter pollution on students' health and outdoor activities.
The Delhi government is preparing a new bill to introduce a digital land records system, where every property will receive a unique 'Property Aadhaar Card' after a scientific survey to improve ownership records and reduce disputes.
The Delhi government's decision to close FIRs has been met with dissatisfaction from CJP's Saurav Das, who demands a full withdrawal instead of mere closure.
The Delhi government announced it will provide ₹2,500 monthly to women under the Lakshmi Yojana, with registrations starting August 1 and the first installment expected by Raksha Bandhan.
The Delhi government plans to issue Smart Property Cards in 48 Lal Dora villages as part of a new initiative.
The Delhi government is planning a new Rs 2,000-crore twin-tower complex at ITO to serve as its new headquarters, aiming to consolidate various departments currently operating from multiple locations.
The Delhi government is exploring options to lease the historic 'Sheesh Mahal' to a luxury hotel, aiming to generate revenue and reduce maintenance costs while ensuring its availability for official state events.
The Delhi government has finalized eligibility criteria for the 'Delhi Lakshmi Yojana' scheme, under which eligible women aged 21 to 60 will receive Rs 2,500 monthly. The registration process and launch date are yet to be announced.
The Delhi government announced that it will discontinue pink bus tickets and implement a new smart card rule for women commuters starting from August 1.
The Delhi government has reconstituted the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) after a three-year hiatus, appointing a new Chairperson and four members to restore the statutory body's functions.
The Delhi government is reportedly planning a significant administrative reorganization, with a focus on officers perceived to be in 'comfort zones'.
The article provides information on how residents can apply for electric vehicle subsidies offered by the Delhi government.
Regular teachers at two Delhi government schools have been deployed for Booth Level Officer tasks for election duty, raising concerns about classrooms being managed by guest teachers and the impact on hundreds of students.
The Delhi government has ordered a Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) audit of power distribution companies (discoms) to investigate pending regulatory assets worth Rs 38,500 crore.
The Delhi Cabinet has approved two new schemes aimed at improving the maintenance of 75 heritage sites, including Ghalib Haveli and Malcha Mahal, by making them available for adoption.
The Delhi government is considering a new policy for e-rickshaws that would include a cap on their number and mandatory registration requirements.
The Delhi government has approved the construction of a new campus for Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University in Dheerpur. Additionally, a 270-km road strengthening project, valued at Rs 658 crore, has also received approval.
The Delhi government has introduced 23 new services to its deadline-driven delivery system, aiming for faster approvals and licenses for citizens.
The Delhi Government has set up 'cooling centres' offering shikanji and ORS to parents of students taking the NEET re-test, providing relief during the examination period.
The Delhi Government has issued a tender worth ₹473 crore for smart street lights, aiming to enhance public safety and achieve energy savings across the city.
The Delhi government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for scientific road management, aiming to implement measures that will make the city's roads dust-free.
Data from the Delhi government reveals that 543 people died in fire-related accidents in the city between 2019 and March 2026, highlighting a significant public safety concern.
A fire at a hotel in Delhi's Malviya Nagar killed at least 21 people, including 18 foreign nationals, many of whom were medical tourists. Authorities have launched a manhunt for the absconding owner, while police and government departments are shifting blame over alleged safety lapses and violations.
The Delhi government has transferred over 40 personnel within the Central Procurement Agency as part of a restructuring effort to enhance efficiency and transparency in the health sector.
Students and parents in Delhi government schools are facing difficulties due to the discontinuation of English-medium classes in Class XI, forcing a choice between Hindi-medium or changing schools.
The Delhi government has established teams to monitor and prevent illegal animal sacrifice and sales ahead of the Bakrid festival. This measure aims to ensure compliance with regulations regarding animal welfare and public health during the religious observance.
The Delhi government is planning a phased replacement of nearly half of the city's power transformers, many of which are over 25 years old, to improve electricity infrastructure.
The Delhi government is planning a major revamp of the city's power network in anticipation of peak electricity demand reaching 11,000 MW by 2030.
Delhi is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures exceeding 45°C, prompting an orange alert and the invocation of GRAP 1. The city government is distributing summer kits to construction workers to help them cope with the extreme conditions.
The Delhi fire department has urged the government to fill over 6,600 vacant posts, as the force faces a critical shortage exceeding 72.5% amidst frequent fire incidents in the city.
The Delhi government has advised private sector employees to work from home and restricted foreign travel for its officials, citing the fallout from the US-Iran war.
The Delhi government is planning to provide higher financial assistance for the city's parks and gardens.
Delhi government schools will observe a summer break starting May 11, with special classes for board students continuing until May 23, depending on staff availability and infrastructure.
The Delhi government is expanding its efforts to clean the Yamuna river and monitor pollution by deploying mobile vans.
Delhi and the NCR region are experiencing extreme temperatures, with forecasts reaching 44 degrees Celsius. The Delhi government has identified thermal hotspots using satellite data and initiated a Heat Wave Action Plan 2026 to combat the growing threat and protect vulnerable populations.
The Delhi government has issued Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) to prevent illegal tree felling and strengthen enforcement mechanisms against tree offenses.
The Delhi government has begun drafting a new semiconductor policy. This initiative aims to transform Delhi into a major hub for semiconductor research, design, and manufacturing.
The Delhi government has approved the construction of a 4.72-km flood protection wall along the Yamuna River, targeting one of the city's most flood-prone areas.
The Delhi government has released its draft EV policy, outlining benefits for citizens switching to electric vehicles and mandating that schools ensure at least 10% of their buses are electric within two years.
The Delhi government has released a draft electric vehicle (EV) policy for 2026-2030, outlining substantial tax breaks and incentives for hybrid and electric cars, and proposing deadlines for switching away from petrol and diesel vehicles, including a mandate for only electric two-wheelers from April 2028.
Following a surprise visit by the Delhi Chief Minister where officials were found absent, the government has raised punctuality standards, mandating biometric attendance for top officers.
The Delhi government has recorded over a 10% rise in excise revenue and subsequently set a new target, indicating positive financial performance in the sector.
The Delhi government has launched a comprehensive Rs 22,000-crore plan to address the severe air pollution and rejuvenate the Yamuna River, requiring 17 departments to track and report their spending against green goals.
The Delhi government has initiated a crackdown on illegal LPG refilling operations in Alipur, leading to an FIR being filed. This action targets unauthorized activities that pose safety risks and violate regulations.
On the final day of the Budget session, the Delhi government launched an attack on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), citing Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) reports detailing Yamuna river contamination and financial losses from the excise policy.
A report by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has highlighted a persistent lack of essential medicines and critical equipment in Delhi government hospitals.
The Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) has approved a substantial ₹21,000-crore plan aimed at mitigating monsoon flooding in the city.
A woman was killed when a 33-year-old bridge, previously deemed unsafe, collapsed in Roop Nagar, Delhi. The Delhi government has formed a probe panel to investigate the incident.
The National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI) has warned of potential catastrophic closures for restaurants due to the West Asia crisis impacting LPG supply, with the Delhi government now assuring normal LPG supply and no shortage amid these concerns.
The Delhi government has introduced GPS-enabled tracking and a dedicated mobile app for water tankers as part of its Summer Action Plan 2026, aiming to ensure transparent water supply.
The Delhi government has been holding detailed consultations with experts, environmentalists, policymakers, and various departments to explore how the concept of a green budget can be implemented effectively on the ground
The Delhi government is set to begin online admissions for special schools starting March 9, streamlining the application process for students with special needs.
President Murmu is set to launch the Delhi government's free pink mobility card for women, aimed at enhancing their travel convenience.
The case originated from allegations surrounding the now-withdrawn Delhi Excise Policy 2021-22 introduced by the Aam Aadmi Party government. The CBI had alleged that the policy framework was tailored to benefit certain private players through reduced licence fees and predetermined profit margins, resulting in kickbacks and financial losses to the Delhi government.
The Delhi government has given its approval for the construction of a road along both sides of the Najafgarh drain, aiming to improve local infrastructure.
The Delhi government has announced a scheme offering a reward of Rs 25,000 to individuals who help seriously injured road accident victims reach a hospital in time.
The Delhi administration has issued a new order mandating transparency and safety standards for public buses, prohibiting unauthorized stops and window curtains to prevent security risks.
Delhi’s Education Minister Ashish Sood announced that a private school operating without official recognition will face shutdown proceedings due to unresolved safety and security violations, emphasizing strict compliance measures to protect students.
Following heavy rainfall in late August, Delhi authorities have identified 139 locations prone to severe waterlogging and assigned top officials to oversee remediation efforts.
The Delhi government has introduced a new welfare program consolidating yoga sessions and health camps specifically designed to support senior citizens under one roof.
Students at GSKV Khajuri Khas, a Delhi government school, have been without a regular chemistry teacher for over three years, severely impacting their preparation for board exams.
The Delhi government is mulling the creation of a panel to oversee the implementation of family ID cards, an initiative that includes establishing a centralized database.
Delhi government schools will soon add Idli-sambar to their PM-POSHAN menu, alongside other changes like replacing ragi halwa with wheat flour and chana masala.
The Lieutenant Governor of Delhi has ordered the rotation of long-serving officials and instructed the Delhi government to redraw the list of sensitive departments.
The Delhi government has introduced a bill to establish specific timelines for the implementation of the school fee law.
The Delhi government is developing plans to make the installation of terrace solar panels more affordable for residents, aiming to boost renewable energy adoption in the city.
The Delhi government has decided to drop 13 First Information Reports (FIRs) against CJP protesters, offering relief to many. However, this relief comes with a key condition: individuals with criminal antecedents will not be protected.
The Delhi government plans to introduce a new Land Records Bill and issue smart cards to all property owners as part of an initiative to modernize land management.
The Delhi High Court has initiated a suo motu public interest litigation to oversee stray dog management, issuing notices to the Delhi government and Municipal Corporation of Delhi for a status report on steps taken.
The Delhi government is offering a package including tax exemptions, registration-fee waivers, interest support, and manufacturer discounts for scrapping old commercial vehicles, potentially benefiting 2.07 lakh truck and bus owners.
The Delhi government plans to introduce smart ration cards featuring QR codes and facial verification to enhance transparency in the Public Distribution System, combat fake cards, duplicate entries, black marketing, and the diversion of subsidized foodgrains.
The Delhi government is considering sealing buildings that have not paid their infrastructure charges.
The Delhi government has finalized the eligibility criteria for its monthly aid scheme designed to provide financial assistance to women.
The Delhi government is exploring plans to deploy 7-seater electric vans in congested areas to enhance connectivity options where traditional buses cannot operate effectively.
The Delhi government is reportedly planning to launch a monthly financial aid scheme for women, potentially coinciding with the Rakshabandhan festival.
A project aimed at upgrading the infrastructure of Delhi government schools, creating 'inspiring learning spaces,' is nearing its completion.
The Supreme Court of India has issued a stay order, halting the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) audit of Delhi's power distribution companies, a setback for the Delhi government's scrutiny efforts.
The Delhi government has notified a new winter action plan, noting that in recent seasons, one in three winter days in Delhi saw GRAP 3 and 4 curbs.
The Delhi government has given its approval for new annual fellowship programs focused on archives and archaeology, aiming to promote research and preservation in these fields.
Tesla has reportedly asked the Delhi government to relax its ₹30 lakh EV incentive cap, indicating efforts to expand its market in India.
The Delhi government has ordered action against Fortis Hospital following an inquiry that found lapses in patient care and safety after a patient's death. The hospital has assured full cooperation with the ongoing investigation.
The Delhi government has given its approval to a new eligibility cut-off for slum rehabilitation, a move expected to benefit 20 lakh residents.
The Delhi government is standing firm on its decision to ban the registration of new petrol two-wheelers from April 2028, despite facing pushback, as part of its efforts to combat air pollution.
Former Agniveers will be granted a 20% reservation in Delhi government jobs, with departments authorized to deploy them in roles aligned with their acquired skills, discipline, and training.
The Delhi government is preparing a plan to provide 1 lakh flats for 5 lakh people currently living in the Yamuna riverbed's O-Zone.
Registration for the Delhi government's Industrial Training Institute (ITI) admissions for the year 2026 has commenced today. Interested candidates can register online at itidelhi.admissions.nic.in.
Following a fire in Malviya Nagar, the Delhi government announced it would formally withdraw its Bed and Breakfast scheme, with Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra stating that all establishments would be inspected.
The Delhi government has initiated a water rationalisation plan to address supply disparities across the capital, with a minister confirming ongoing efforts to ensure everyone receives equal access to water.
Teachers in Delhi government schools have received show-cause notices following unsatisfactory scores in the CBSE Class XII examinations, prompting scrutiny over educational performance.
Delhi authorities have deployed rapid response teams across all districts to prevent illegal animal sacrifice and cruelty, implementing strict guidelines ahead of Bakrid.
A former student from a Delhi Government school successfully launched a 3D-printing startup at the age of 22, showcasing entrepreneurial spirit.
The Delhi government has announced a significant relief for residents by easing the charges for water and sewer connections.
The Delhi government has removed 7 lakh ration card holders and is now opening applications for new beneficiaries, while also raising the income cap to Rs 2.5 lakh.
The Delhi government has announced a new plan to offer collateral-free loans of up to Rs 10 crore to women-led startups and self-help groups (SHGs). Chief Minister Rekha Gupta stated that the government will act as a guarantor for these loans.
The Delhi government is planning to implement Miyawaki forest plantation at the Asola-Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary as part of an environmental initiative.
The Delhi government is reviewing fire safety exemption rules, which currently allow most residential buildings to bypass mandatory clearance.
The Delhi government has approved a ₹3.5 crore aftercare scheme to support youths transitioning out of child care institutions after turning 18, offering assistance for higher education, skill training, jobs, and financial aid.
Industry groups are opposing the Delhi government's proposal to ban petrol two-wheelers by 2028, citing risks to 65% of buyers and dependence on China.
The Delhi government has flagged off a three-day Somnath Yatra, focusing on Hindu pilgrims and devotees, as part of its initiatives.
The Delhi government announced plans to establish two Artificial Intelligence (AI) centers of excellence, aiming to leverage AI for advancements in governance and innovation. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to embrace future technologies.
The Delhi government has put forward a proposal to add 108 postgraduate, DNB, and fellowship seats, aiming to enhance and expand medical education opportunities in the region.
Delhi government schools have recorded a 97.23% pass rate in the CBSE Class 10 examinations, which the Education Minister attributes to system-wide transformation.
The Delhi government has approved the construction of a 4.2-km flood protection wall along Ring Road and the installation of precast stormwater drains in various areas. These measures aim to tackle waterlogging and reduce pollution as the city prepares for the upcoming monsoon season.
Delhi's draft Electric Vehicle (EV) policy has been released, proposing significant tax breaks for strong hybrid vehicles to encourage their adoption.
The Delhi government has adjusted its road repair tender process, focusing on deadlines and providing relief for contractors, to avoid inconveniencing the public.
The Delhi government plans to organize special outreach camps to facilitate the delivery of LPG cylinders to migrant laborers in the region.
The Delhi government has opened applications for scholarships aimed at students from reserved categories.
The Delhi government is coordinating with the central government and expanding its PNG network to manage cooking gas supply, responding to potential disruptions caused by the ongoing crisis in West Asia.
The Delhi government is moving to replace over 100,000 Chinese-made CCTV cameras, primarily from Hikvision, citing national security risks, with the Aam Aadmi Party defending the decision against BJP allegations.
The Delhi High Court has directed the Centre, Delhi government, and senior police officers to convene a meeting within a week to address the issue of providing personal security officers and ensuring adequate security arrangements for judicial officers.
The Delhi government has presented its budget for the fiscal year 2026-27, totaling Rs 1,03,700 crore.
After months of delay and a backlog of over 22,000 claims, the Delhi government has begun releasing pending electric vehicle subsidies worth over Rs 30 crore.
The Delhi government has approved two significant road projects aimed at improving connectivity and easing traffic congestion across the Capital.
The Delhi government is considering establishing a new medical institute on the lines of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) by integrating four major government hospitals. This move aims to enhance medical infrastructure and provide advanced healthcare services in the capital.
The Delhi government has issued a statement assuring the public that there is no shortage of fuel and urged citizens not to heed rumors.
The Delhi government is reinforcing the banks of the Yamuna River between ITO and Sarai Kale Khan as a measure to reduce future flood risks in the capital.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has criticized the Delhi government for its decision to borrow ₹1,000 crore from the market, raising concerns about the city's financial management.
President also launched a scheme providing two free LPG cylinders annually to ration card-holding families on Holi and Diwali, says the statement
The Delhi government has extended its existing excise policy for hotels, clubs, and restaurants for another year.
The Delhi government has submitted a plan to the National Green Tribunal (NGT) outlining its preparedness for potential floods in the region.
The Delhi government announced a new initiative to reward individuals with Rs 25,000 for helping accident victims, aiming to encourage timely assistance.