NDA’s strong performance in Bihar’s Rajya Sabha polls highlights its growing political grip, with key leaders expected to amplify state concerns more effectively in Parliament.
The Delhi government plans to combine transport reforms, ecological restoration and urban management measures such as road greening and misting systems to address the capital’s worsening air quality.
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta says development must reach every constituency, with targeted local budgets and revived development boards aimed at ensuring balanced growth across the capital.
The Delhi government says it is strengthening surveillance, improving coordination between police and civic agencies, and investing in safer infrastructure to deter serious crime in the capital.
The proposed EV Policy 2.0 will prioritise buyer incentives, wider charging access, and expansion of electric public transport as Delhi seeks to reduce vehicular emissions.
She also inspected the boundary wall being constructed by the PWD and directed engineers to expedite all redevelopment work in the surrounding lanes.
She called the initiative a transformative step towards bolstering and modernising Delhi’s primary healthcare system, ensuring that people coming from all sections of society have access to health services.
Notably, many security guards in residential colonies use small bonfires, braziers, and other traditional methods to keep themselves warm during night duties in the chilly winter months.
Key services, including old-age pension, widow pension, disability pension, scholarship schemes, handloom and handicraft assistance, grant programmes, and various social security schemes, will now be conveniently available under one roof for the citizens.
“Following the Chief Minister’s approval, the government has issued the official order. This decision will immediately benefit more than 1.25 lakh families in the capital,” an official statement said on Monday.
