Archive · 1 Dec 2025
Delhi Forms Traders Welfare Board
The Delhi government has created a new board called the Delhi Traders Welfare Board.
This board will help the more than 8 lakh traders in Delhi.
The board will make it easier for traders to do business and will provide them with support and benefits.
The government is also working on many projects to improve the city's industries.
These projects include developing industrial areas, setting up an e-waste plant, and preparing for a big industrial summit.
The government wants to make Delhi a better place for businesses and is using new systems to make things easier for traders.
Delhi's Industries Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa announced the formation of the Delhi Traders Welfare Board.
The board will support over 8 lakh traders in Delhi, addressing their issues and improving ease of doing business.
Key projects discussed include industrial zone tenders, estate development, Freehold Policy, e-waste plant, and the Global Industrial Investor Summit.
The board will focus on communication, compliance reduction, welfare measures, and skill development for traders.
The Delhi government is implementing various initiatives to make Delhi a world-class city and a model state.
- Who
- Delhi's Industries Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa and the Delhi government
- What
- Formation of the Delhi Traders Welfare Board to support 8 lakh traders
- When
- Announced on Monday
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To address traders' issues, ease of doing business, and provide welfare measures
- Minister
- Manjinder Singh Sirsa
- Traders Count
- 8 lakh
- Board Purpose
- Address traders' issues, ease of doing business, welfare measures
- Key Projects
- Operation and Maintenance tenders, industrial estates development, Freehold Policy, e-waste plant, Global Industrial Investor Summit
- Government Initiatives
- Start-up and Warehousing Policies, Special Innovation Zones, modern industrial estates
- System
- Delhi Single Window System
- System Purpose
- Provide 400 business services online across 80 categories