Archive · 15 Jan 2026
Delhi Approves Rs 212 Cr for Dwarka Mini Secretariat
The Delhi government has approved Rs 212.91 crore to build a mini secretariat in Dwarka.
This building will be a central place for government offices in the area.
The chief minister wants similar buildings in all 13 districts of Delhi.
These buildings will be eco-friendly, with features like solar power and systems to reduce pollution.
The goal is to make government services easier to access for the public.
The construction is expected to be completed in 18 months.
Delhi government approves Rs 212.91 crore for a mini secretariat in Dwarka.
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta directs the revenue department to prepare proposals for similar buildings in all 13 districts.
Construction to be completed within 18 months, with a focus on public interface and citizen-centric services.
Buildings will be zero-waste facilities with mist sprinklers, sewage treatment plants, and solar energy systems.
Revenue department identifies district mini secretariats as a critical action area for strengthening district-level governance.
- Who
- Delhi government, Revenue department, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta
- What
- Approval of Rs 212.91 crore for construction of a mini secretariat in Dwarka
- When
- Recently approved, to be completed within 18 months
- Where
- Sector 10, Dwarka, Delhi
- Why
- To strengthen district-level governance and improve public interface and citizen-centric service delivery
- Funding Approved
- Rs 212.91 crore
- Location
- Sector 10, Dwarka
- Approval Body
- Expenditure Finance Committee (EFC)
- Chief Minister
- Rekha Gupta
- Construction Timeline
- 18 months
- Total Districts
- 13
- Sustainability Features
- Zero-waste, mist sprinklers, STPs, solar energy
