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Chief Minister Rekha Gupta says increased allocations under the Centre’s Special Assistance Scheme for Capital Investment could help Delhi accelerate roads, transport, and civic infrastructure projects without straining the state budget.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta says the Union Budget 2026–27 could boost infrastructure, connectivity, and employment in the capital, with investments proposed in transport, manufacturing, and public services.

In India’s largely unorganised used car market, inconsistent checks and “ghost flaws” often lead to unfair pricing and low seller confidence. Professional, tech-led inspections with transparent reports help establish trust, enable accurate valuations, and ensure safer, faster online sales.

Choosing a reliable used car platform requires more than browsing listings — buyers should assess inventory quality, thorough inspections, post-purchase protection, doorstep convenience, and long-term support. Platforms that combine transparent processes with strong safeguards help reduce risks and make used car ownership more dependable.

The Delhi Assembly has initiated the process to appoint more than 100 young fellows to assist Members of the Legislative Assembly with research and legislative work, restarting a programme that was previously discontinued.

The Delhi Government outlined recent developments such as improved roads, new Atal Canteens, Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, and sewer projects, alongside its stated focus on housing and basic amenities for JJ residents.

On Republic Day, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta approved infrastructure projects worth Rs. 327 crore for JJ clusters, with Rs.144 crore worth of works already awarded, focusing on basic amenities and development.

Uttarakhand has topped the small states category in NITI Aayog’s Export Preparedness Index 2024, reflecting progress in export policies, infrastructure and business environment.

Uttarakhand has secured second rank nationally in mining reforms and received ₹200 crore from the Centre under the SASCI scheme, following improvements in transparency, monitoring and revenue growth.

Jaisalmer marks the second chapter of the Deserts of India series, unfolding golden forts, living heritage, intricate havelis, silent dunes and abandoned villages, as the journey deepens beyond Bikaner into Rajasthan’s timeless desert soul.