Archive · 25 Jul 2025
NDMC Issues New Uniform Signage Rules for Khan Market Shops
The government is making all the shops in Khan Market use the same type of signs.
This is to make the market look nicer and more organized.
Shop owners have two months to change their signs.
If the signs are too big, they will have to pay extra.
The rules also say how big the awnings can be and where the air conditioners and pipes should go.
The NDMC will also explain the new rules to the shop owners.
NDMC mandates uniform signage for Khan Market shops, requiring replacements within two months.
The guidelines aim to enhance the aesthetics and uniformity of the market.
Signage exceeding 2.5 sq mt will incur extra charges, as per Delhi Outdoor Advertising Policy.
Regulations include specifications for awnings, AC units, facades, and drainage elements.
The NDMC will provide a presentation on the required signboards.
- Who
- The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC).
- What
- NDMC is implementing uniform signage rules for Khan Market shops.
- When
- Shop owners have two months to comply; NDMC will give a presentation on July 28.
- Where
- Khan Market, New Delhi.
- Why
- To enhance civic aesthetics and ensure architectural uniformity.
- Location
- Khan Market, Lutyens’ Delhi
- Signage Compliance Deadline
- Within two months
- Signage Size Charge Threshold
- 2.5 sq meters
- Standard Signboard Height
- 450 mm
- Standard Signboard Length
- 900 mm
- Maximum awning projection
- 1000 mm