The MoU was signed at a meeting held at the Delhi Secretariat, chaired by the Chief Minister, between Reserve Bank of India and Bipul Pathak, Additional Chief Secretary (Finance) of the Delhi Government.
According to the release, approximately 28 goods-carrying buses, including interstate vehicles, were impounded, and approximately 100 buses have been impounded this month to date for violations of pollution norms.
Addressing the gathering on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Society of Indian Law Firms (SILF), the Chief Minister said that ease of life is not possible without ease of justice.
It claimed that the Rekha Gupta government has decided to close 95 Mohalla Clinics.
The move aims to strengthen the ongoing national campaign against the life-threatening disease, which remains the world’s leading infectious killer with India recording the highest number of TB deaths in the world.
Delhi's Minister of Law and Justice Kapil Mishra handed over a cheque of Rs 10 lakh to Deepa Nailwal, wife of the deceased, as an ex gratia assistance by the state government.
Officials in the Environment Department said the recommendations also included creating real-time dashboards to track pollution levels and compliance.
“The registration of the Delhi Traders Welfare Board marks a significant leap towards institutionalising welfare measures for trader communities in the national capital,” the minister said.
He shared that the government’s vision is to have AI-enabled classrooms, human-centered education, and a truly equal opportunity for every child.
She said that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, the Ujjwala Scheme has improved the lives of crores of women across the country, which is also an important positive change in their kitchens and family's health.
