At a review meeting of the Transport Department, Minister Dr Pankaj Kumar Singh on Wednesday emphasised the importance of inclusive and data-driven planning, as well as leveraging the experience of DTC personnel in the ongoing Route Rationalisation exercise for the 9-metre DEVi buses.
The corporation has also recorded an increase in average monthly income from Rs 68.54 crore to Rs 82.96 crore, indicating stronger financial discipline and better resource utilization, the minister said.
On the occasion of World Haemophilia Day, Delhi Health Minister Dr. Pankaj Kumar Singh inaugurated a blood donation camp along with an awareness session at Bhagwan Mahavir Hospital.
The Delhi government has started the process of disbursing long-pending electric vehicle (EV) purchase subsidies under the Delhi EV Policy, which signals a renewed push towards clean mobility and environmental protection.
A review of the existing framework of the Delhi RTS Act was held during the important meeting. So far, 537 services have been notified under the Act and monitored through the e-SLA portal.
Following the central guidelines for rejuvenating public healthcare facilities, the health department has rolled out the scheme for all hospitals in the national capital.
The residents raised these concerns during the minister’s visit to New Ashok Nagar in the Trilokpuri Assembly constituency, where he was inspecting ongoing sanitation and cleanliness work.
The minister said that at the core of the government’s digital transformation agenda lies the development of an umbrella IT framework that integrates data, schemes, and services across departments.
On Saturday, Singh conducted a review meeting with the Medical Directors and Medical Superintendents of all Delhi government hospitals at the Delhi Secretariat to address the matter of medicine inventories.
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh on Saturday held a review meeting at Delhi Secretariat to assess the availability of medicines, equipment, staff, and infrastructure across government hospitals in the national capital.
