Rekha Gupta promises Delhi development model for other states

Independence Day: Delhi’s development model should inspire other states, says CM

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said on Saturday that her government aims to build a development model that other states will emulate by 2047. Speaking at the Independence Day function at Chhatrasal…

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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said on Saturday that her government aims to build a development model that other states will emulate by 2047. Speaking at the Independence Day function at Chhatrasal Stadium, she said the administration would focus on faster decisions, timely project completion and prompt delivery of welfare benefits.

Gupta said Delhi had issued more than 1.8 million pink cards enabling women to travel free on buses. She said the capital had 4,500 electric buses and was reclaiming land from legacy waste, with around 75 acres already recovered. She also said the government wanted to strengthen Delhi’s cultural and entertainment sectors and urged young people to pursue nation building and entrepreneurship.

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Claims that Delhi can quickly become a national governance template are political promises, not established results. The figures on pink cards, electric buses and reclaimed land offer a more useful basis for judgement, but the government must publish clear timelines and outcomes. The real test will be whether projects finish on schedule, welfare reaches intended beneficiaries and the remaining waste sites shrink measurably before 2047.


Source: hindustantimes.com

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