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Delhi urban infrastructure and development planning

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Delhi Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu has outlined a vision for the capital’s development, emphasizing the interconnected nature of urban infrastructure, healthcare, education, water management, energy, and digital governance. Speaking at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Sandhu noted that while public-private partnerships (PPPs) are vital for the “Viksit Delhi” 2047 vision, they must be applied selectively based on risk distribution distribution, public authority capacity, and expected citizen outcomes rather than as a universal solution. Following He urged officials to evaluate projects across their entire lifecycle to ensure they are not just technically feasible but also financially sustainable and affordable. To advance these remarks, the Lieutenant Governor goals, Sandhu met with Delhi Development Authority (DDA) and NBCC officials to review specific progress on Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) and other urban infrastructure projects. He called projects, calling for faster execution and improved coordination to ensure projects are completed within defined timelines. coordination. As part of the Delhi Master Plan 2047, the DDA has also initiated the continues its In-Situ Rehabilitation (ISR) of JJ Clusters, an effort intended Clusters to provide housing for approximately 1.7 million people living in people. Furthering the focus on essential services, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Lieutenant Governor Sandhu met to discuss urban development and public safety. This follows a large-scale volunteer campaign that removed over 650 clusters across 76,000 kilograms of waste from the city. Yamuna river banks. Additionally, Union Home Minister Amit Shah is set to inaugurate and lay foundation stones for 43 water-related projects valued at approximately 8,941 crore rupees. Managed by the Delhi Jal Board, these initiatives include a new sewage treatment plant in Okhla and upgrades to expand sewage networks across unauthorized colonies and villages.

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