In a significant move aimed at making governance simpler and citizen-centric in the national capital,
the Delhi government has approved the reorganisation of the existing 11 revenue districts into 13 new districts.
The decision was taken during a Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Wednesday.
For many years, the boundaries of revenue districts did not align with those of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, NDMC, and Delhi Cantonment Board, repeatedly causing delays in service delivery, difficulties in land record management, and inconsistencies across departmental jurisdictions, said an official statement.
After the reorganisation, the boundaries of all 13 districts will fully align with those of the MCD, NDMC, and the Delhi Cantonment Board, bringing clarity to governance and improving inter-departmental coordination, it said.
The gazette notification will be issued within 15 days with the government looking to operationalise the new districts by the end of t​In a significant move aimed at making governance simpler and citizen-centric in the national capital,
the Delhi government has approved the reorganisation of the existing 11 revenue districts into 13 new districts.
The decision was taken during a Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Wednesday.
For many years, the boundaries of revenue districts did not align with those of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, NDMC, and Delhi Cantonment Board, repeatedly causing delays in service delivery, difficulties in land record management, and inconsistencies across departmental jurisdictions, said an official statement.
After the reorganisation, the boundaries of all 13 districts will fully align with those of the MCD, NDMC, and the Delhi Cantonment Board, bringing clarity to governance and improving inter-departmental coordination, it said.
The gazette notification will be issued within 15 days with the government looking to operationalise the new districts by the end of t ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]
