New Delhi: An employee of a private bank, while riding a bicycle on Thursday night, tragically fell to his death into a pit that had been dug up for a Delhi Jal Board (DJB) project and fenced with green mesh in West Delhi’s Janakpuri. In response to this incident, the Delhi government has initiated an.
New Delhi: The Delhi government’s Finance Committee has approved the construction of a new six-lane elevated road in South Delhi, at an estimated cost of over Rs 1,400 crore, the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) said on Tuesday. The elevated corridor will stretch 5 kilometres from Saket G Block to Pul Prahladpur, with a project budget.
New Delhi: The Delhi government’s Transport Department and other enforcement agencies impounded 28 goods-carrying buses, seized 100 polluting buses and issued 3,970 challans to other vehicles violating emission norms in one day, an official said on Friday. Thousands of Vehicles Inspected, Challans Issued Transport Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh said in the last 24 hours, enforcement.
New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Saturday announced that the Delhi government will contribute Rs 5 crore to the Punjab Chief Minister’s Relief Fund to support the state in its ongoing crisis. CM Gupta also prayed for the swift recovery of the affected families. Expressing solidarity, CM Gupta wrote in a post on.
New Delhi: The Delhi Government on Saturday held a review meeting for the preparations in view of the Kanwar Yatra. According to CM Rekha Gupta all the preparations for the event have been made and electricity up to 1200 units in the Kanwar camp have been made free. The Delhi CM said that her government.
Delhi: In a significant development, the Delhi Government has launched Jaldoot Scheme in order to provide relief from the rising temperatures. Under this scheme, the government plans to make this water-service available at the bus stops in the national capital so that people can get respite from the heat. Each Water Ambassador will carry a.
Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa on Saturday announced a series of strict measures to combat the alarming pollution levels in the national capital.
Delhi's Planning Department said on Tuesday that public services, social welfare schemes and subsidies provided by the government in the national capital have been "not at all affected."
