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The Minister said that the proposed CBDC-based model will gradually be operationalised at ration shops and integrated with banking systems, including private banks in the future.

Delhi students taking the NEET (UG) 2026 re-test on June 21 will travel free on DTC buses, announced Chief Minister rekha gupta. This initiative aims to ensure no candidate faces travel issues on their crucial exam day. The re-examination follows allegations of a paper leak in the original May 3 test, with the CBI investigating the matter.

Delhi government has reshuffled over 40 personnel at the Central Procurement Agency (CPA) to boost efficiency and transparency in healthcare. This move, involving doctors, paramedical staff, and administrative employees, follows reports of irregularities. Chief Minister rekha gupta emphasized accountability, stating negligence won't be tolerated as the administration aims to strengthen the supply chain for essential medical items.

Delhi is set to rename several key locations, including metro stations and public landmarks, to honor prominent figures and foster local identity. Britannia Chowk will become Ashwini Chopra (Minna) Chowk, and a new hospital will be named Baba Ramdevji Maharaj Hospital.

Delhi Chief Minister rekha gupta reviewed the severe water shortage, directing officials to work on a war footing. Haryana assured a minimum supply of 1,000 cusecs through the Munak Canal amid an 80-100 MGD drop in Yamuna levels, impacting treatment plants and widening the supply-demand gap.

Delhi farmers receive a significant boost as the government triples crop damage compensation to Rs 75,000 per hectare. This revised rate, a substantial increase from the previous Rs 20,000 per acre, aims to support over 10,000 farmers affected by last year's heavy rains and waterlogging. The decision, approved by the Cabinet, reflects a commitment to aiding agriculturalists facing substantial losses.

A demolition drive targeting unauthorized constructions in Shalimar Bagh's Haiderpur area commenced Sunday, following Supreme Court validation of road widening plans. Officials confirmed the action complies with court orders to reclaim government land for Road No. 320, crucial for connectivity. The drive aims to remove encroachments that have significantly narrowed the road, impacting emergency services.

Delhi Chief Minister rekha gupta announced an increase in the annual income limit for ration card eligibility to Rs 2.5 lakh. This move follows the cancellation of 7.72 lakh invalid ration cards due to various discrepancies. The government aims to benefit more needy individuals with this revised criterion.

Delhi Chief Minister rekha gupta has unveiled significant austerity measures, slashing official vehicle fuel quotas by 20% and mandating Metro use for ministers and officers every Monday. A weekly 'No Vehicle Day' and a six-month ban on new vehicle purchases are also in effect.

Delhi Metro stations and public landmarks are getting new names. Key stations in Rohini and Dwarka, along with Britannia Chowk, are among the changes. This information is vital for daily commuters and travellers. The transition will be gradual, with dual naming and app updates expected. Commuters should be aware of these changes for smoother navigation and bookings.

Delhi Chief Minister rekha gupta led by example on Monday, travelling by Metro to her office. This initiative, part of the 'Mera Bharat Mera Yogdan' campaign, aims to conserve fuel and reduce pollution. Several other ministers and government officials also opted for public transport. The Delhi government is implementing measures like work-from-home and 'no car day' to promote petroleum conservation.

Six people were killed and at least 10 injured when a five-storey commercial building in south Delhi's Saidulajab "pancake-collapsed" Saturday evening. The deceased, including a mess owner, three engineers, and two doctors, were dining in a neighbouring canteen. A 20-hour rescue operation concluded Sunday afternoon, and police have filed charges against the absconding building owner and contractors.

Commercial vehicle drivers in Delhi-NCR launched a three-day strike demanding fare hikes due to soaring fuel costs. Unions cite financial struggles, urging immediate government action on taxi and auto fares. However, several transport associations have distanced themselves, vowing to continue services and emphasizing national interest amidst global price challenges.

The relentless heatwave gripping Delhi-NCR is set to persist until May 27, prompting an orange alert from meteorological officials. The soaring temperatures are made worse by persistently high nighttime readings, highlighted by Thursday's uncomfortably warm night at 31.9°C.