Delhi government initiative
Delhi Implements Staggered Office Hours to Combat Winter Air Pollution and Reduce Traffic Congestion
Nov 08, 2025 12:46 am CST
Delhi government introduces staggered working hours for government and municipal offices from November to February to reduce traffic congestion and lower vehicular emissions during winter months when air pollution reaches severe levels. This preventive measure aims to flatten the pollution curve by distributing peak-hour traffic.
Delhi's Atal Canteen Scheme: Providing Rs 5 Nutritious Meals at 100 Locations for Low-Income Workers
Nov 07, 2025 11:47 pm CST
The Delhi Government has announced the launch of the 'Atal Canteen' scheme that will provide nutritious meals for just Rs 5 at 100 locations across the city starting December 25. The initiative aims to support daily wage earners and low-income families with affordable food options, featuring dal-chawal, roti, and vegetables for approximately 1,000 people daily at each location. The scheme incorporates digital tracking systems and quality control measures while creating employment opportunities through community kitchen management.
Delhi's Rs 50 Lakh Clean Air Innovation Challenge: Seeking Affordable Solutions for PM2.5 and PM10 Reduction
Oct 11, 2025 12:48 pm CST
The Delhi government has launched a groundbreaking Rs 50 lakh Clean Air Innovation Challenge to find practical, low-cost technologies that reduce particulate pollution. Led by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee, this initiative seeks solutions for roads, vehicles, and construction sites, with a three-stage evaluation process designed to rapidly implement effective prototypes across the city by October 2025.
Delhi's Ambitious Plan: 17 Urban Forests to Combat Air Pollution and Expand Green Cover
Oct 08, 2025 03:13 am CST
The Delhi government is implementing a comprehensive green initiative to develop 17 urban forests, including 15 'Namo Vans' and 2 Miyawaki forests, spanning over 177 acres across the national capital. This environmental project aims to enhance air quality, expand green spaces, and create natural air purification zones for Delhi's residents, with plantation work scheduled to begin in November under the leadership of Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa.