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Delhi Master Plan: DDA to consult MPs, industry, RWAs on key provisions

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By Snehil Sinha Verified
| HT Syndication
India, Aug. 24 -- The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will hold over 20 stakeholder meetings over the next three months to discuss the implementation of the Master Plan for Delhi (MPD)-2047, officials said on Sunday. The outreach programme, undertaken following directions from lieutenant governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu, aims to bring together elected representatives, government agencies, industry bodies, architects, planners, residents' groups, landowners and institutions.
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Delhi govt seeks to move high-risk undertrials to jails in other states

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By Snehil Sinha Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
The Delhi government has prepared a proposal to transfer undertrial gangsters, organised crime suspects and other high-risk prisoners from the Capital’s jails to prisons in other states, officials said on Sunday. (PTI) The move entails extending the Transfer of Prisoners (Punjab Amendment) Act, 2025, to Delhi, enabling the administration to shift such inmates in the interest of prison security, public order and larger public good.
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Delhi district courts grappling with 1,711 vacancies, promotion stagnation, shows RTI response

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By Snehil Sinha Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
New Delhi: A shortage of court staff in Delhi’s district courts has left 1,711 posts vacant against a sanctioned strength of 8,575, with employees’ associations flagging vacancies in senior administrative positions and years-long stagnation in promotions, according to an RTI reply and a memorandum submitted to Delhi’s law minister Kapil Mishra.
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