Delhi CM Unveils Parks & Water ATMs for Kalkaji

01 Apr 2025 CW Team

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced key development projects in Kalkaji, including two parks, three water ATM plants, and 150 solar lights, aimed at enhancing urban infrastructure and improving living conditions in the area.

CSR-Funded Development Initiatives The projects, funded through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) contributions, will provide green spaces, clean drinking water, and better street lighting for residents.

Parks Development: Rs 10 million investment in partnership with Petronet LNG Limited

Water ATM Plants: Rs 10 million funding by Indian Oil Corporation Limited

Solar Lights Installation: Rs 3 million investment by Indraprastha Gas Limited

Beautification & Security Enhancements CM Gupta inaugurated a wall art project in Kalkaji, highlighting its role in beautifying public spaces and promoting cultural awareness. The solar lights installation aims to enhance safety and energy efficiency across the locality.

Government’s Commitment to Urban Development Speaking at the event, CM Gupta emphasized that these projects mark a major step towards making Delhi cleaner, safer, and more beautiful.

The event saw the presence of South Delhi MP Ramvir Singh Bidhuri, Kalkaji Councilor Yogita Singh, and other dignitaries.

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