Archive · 12 Aug 2025
Delhi Plans Mini Secretariats to Improve Citizen Services
Delhi's government wants to make it easier for people to get help.
They plan to open small government offices, called mini secretariats, in every part of Delhi so people don't have to travel far.
The leaders will visit different areas to see what's happening and help solve problems.
They're also making sure everyone can get a flag for Independence Day.
Plus, more people from other government groups will be at local meetings to help answer questions.
Delhi's government plans to establish mini secretariats in all 11 districts.
The initiative aims to bring government services closer to citizens.
District Magistrates are urged to conduct regular field visits.
Officials from DDA and Delhi Jal Board will participate in district-level public hearings.
The CM addressed staff shortages and Tricolour distribution ahead of Independence Day.
- Who
- Chief Minister Rekha Gupta
- What
- Delhi government is establishing mini secretariats across all districts.
- When
- Announced recently, with work already begun.
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To bring government services closer to the people.
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- Initiative
- Mini Secretariats
- Number of Districts
- 11
- Key Personnel
- District Magistrates
- Focus
- Public Grievance Redressal
- Campaign
- 'Har Ghar Tiranga'
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