Mandatory Water Bill for Property Registration: A Game Changer for Delhi's Water Infrastructure
The Delhi government is exploring the inclusion of water bills as a mandatory document for property registration to expand water and sewer networks, curb revenue leakage, and regularize connections. The proposal aims to improve infrastructure and enhance property transaction transparency by addressing unregistered and illegal water usage.
- Country:
- India
In a landmark move, the Delhi government is exploring the incorporation of water bills as a compulsory document for property registration, a decision officials revealed on Tuesday.
Guided by the Delhi Jal Board (DJB), this initiative seeks to widen the ambit of the water and sewer network, while tackling revenue losses from unregistered and illegal connections.
Officials believe this step parallels the introduction of electricity bills in property documentation, promising improved network utilization, reduced waste leakage, and enhanced transparency in real estate transactions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Lack of Infrastructure Halts Haryana's Water Purifier Initiative
Uganda Boosts 2026 Public Spending to Fuel Energy and Infrastructure Growth
India's Infrastructure Growth Hits Two-Month Low in January
India's Infrastructure Growth Slows: A Closer Look
Growth in eight key infrastructure sectors at 4 pc in January 2026, down from 5.1 pc in the same month last year: Govt data.

