Revamping Rajouri Garden: Delhi's Infrastructure Leap

Delhi Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa inaugurated Rs 7.5 crore infrastructure projects in Rajouri Garden, including road, sewage, water pipeline works, park renovations, and a community centre. The initiatives aim to improve sanitation and connectivity, aligning with the government's goal of a developed urban infrastructure.

On Monday, Delhi Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa inaugurated a series of infrastructure projects valued at approximately Rs 7.5 crore in the Rajouri Garden constituency. These efforts include the construction of roads, sewage systems, water pipelines, and the renovation of parks and a community center.

The projects are designed to improve road connectivity and water infrastructure, significantly enhancing sanitation in the area. The infrastructure upgrades are part of the Delhi government's commitment to better urban facilities, as noted by Sirsa, who oversees various portfolios including environment and industries.

Expressing gratitude to Chief Minister Rekha Gupta for her support, Sirsa highlighted the government's allocation of Rs 100 crore for ongoing development in Rajouri Garden. This funding further emphasizes the administration's vision of a 'Viksit Delhi,' aiming to bolster civic infrastructure for its residents.