Addressing the media, Verma thanked Delhi residents for responding positively to the scheme and said it showed that people want to clear their dues when given a fair opportunity.
The visit aimed to deepen Melbourne’s understanding of Delhi’s municipal systems and explore avenues for collaboration between the two global cities.
“In the Shahdara South Zone, a total of 78 special teams have been constituted to implement the Winter Action Plan to control pollution,” said Badal Kumar, Deputy Commissioner of Shahdara South Zone, MCD.
Until now, urban governance in these three major cities was managed by two municipal bodies each.
Municipal bodies across Uttarakhand will be required to establish stray dog feeding points in every ward.
The discussion focused on reforms and innovations aimed at enhancing public participation and institutional oversight in Delhi’s lawmaking processes.
