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About Rekha

Progressive Leadership, Dedication to Public Service

Rekha Gupta is currently serving as the 9th Chief Minister of Delhi, the capital of the country. Her tenure marks a historic moment, as it signifies the Bharatiya Janata Party’s return to power in the national capital after nearly three decades. Her elevation to this position represents the culmination of more than three decades of unwavering commitment to public service and dedicated political engagement at the grassroots, municipal, and state levels.

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Governance 17 Oct 2026

CM Rekha Gupta Inaugurates FCTS Plant in Sarita Vihar; Launches 1,000 Mechanical Litter Pickers and Appoints 35 Women Drivers for Waste Collection Vehicles

Delhi Chief Minister Smt. Rekha Gupta inaugurated a Fixed Compactor Transfer Station plant in M Block, Sarita Vihar, flagged off new door-to-door waste collection vehicles operated by 35 newly appointed women drivers, and launched an initiative to deploy 1,000 mechanical litter pickers across all 250 MCD wards — with 50 machines flagged off in the first phase. CM Rekha Gupta said only 6,000-7,000 metric tonnes of Delhi’s daily 15,000 metric tonnes of waste was being processed earlier, causing garbage mountains to grow. The government is now setting up new waste-to-energy plants, increasing existing plant capacity, establishing e-waste centres and installing biogas plants for cow dung management. For the South-East Zone alone, 428 auto-tippers, 128 e-rickshaws, 27 refuse compactors, 30 hook loaders and 1,500 steel dustbins have been approved alongside 100 mechanical sweeping machines. The Chief Minister also urged residents to deposit old clothes at ‘Arpan’ centres near Metro stations and announced immersion kiosks in all 250 wards for separate collection of broken idols and puja materials — with around 100 already established. Mayor Pravesh Wahi reaffirmed MCD’s commitment to making solid waste management more effective, regular and accountable, calling citizen participation essential to a garbage-free Delhi.

CM Rekha Gupta Lays Foundation Stones for Four Development Projects at Delhi’s Agricultural Markets; Infrastructure Stalled for 30 Years Now Gets Fresh Momentum

Delhi Chief Minister Smt. Rekha Gupta laid the foundation stones for four development projects at agricultural markets across Delhi under the Seva Sankalp Campaign at the APMC office in Azadpur addressing infrastructure that has remained neglected for nearly 30 years across Keshopur, Narela and Azadpur markets. The projects include rebuilding internal roads at Keshopur Fruit and Vegetable Market at ₹9.48 crore, constructing two temporary grain storage sheds at Narela’s New Grain Market, overhauling 30-year-old sewerage and drainage lines in Blocks B and C of Azadpur New Vegetable Market, and installing a modern Slow-Speed Weigh-in-Motion System at Azadpur Fruit and Vegetable Market’s entry and exit gates for transparent, electronic vehicle weight recording without stopping traffic. CM Rekha Gupta said the government wants to go beyond repairs to create infrastructure capable of meeting the needs of the next 100 years, with long-term plans being drawn up for each market covering roads, drainage, CCTV, Command and Control Centres, lighting, healthcare and worker facilities. Development Minister Kapil Mishra noted that roads unseen for 15-20 years and sewerage absent for 30 years are finally being addressed, with a new flower market and a world-class facility at Khampur also in the pipeline.

CM Rekha Gupta Launches One Lakh Smart LED Street Light Project; Every Light to Be Monitored in Real Time with ₹2,000 Daily Penalty for Delayed Repairs

Delhi Chief Minister Smt. Rekha Gupta launched a project to install one lakh smart LED street lights across Delhi under the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, beginning at Andrews Ganj bus stop directly responding to concerns raised by female students during her recent interaction at Delhi University about dark spots and inadequate street lighting across the capital. Every smart LED light will be monitored in real time through a central command centre, with individual control capability and 99% functionality targeted. Faulty lights must be repaired within 48 hours, with agencies facing a penalty of ₹2,000 per light per day for delays. Each light will carry a QR code for citizens to register complaints directly. Around 45,000 high-pressure sodium vapour lamps will be replaced with energy-efficient smart LEDs, with ₹100 crore in energy savings projected over five years. CM Rekha Gupta said the project will illuminate every dark corner of Delhi to ensure women’s safety and public convenience, maintaining 35 lux on main roads and 25 lux on service roads for seven years. PWD Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh reaffirmed that smart technology, real-time monitoring and strict accountability will keep Delhi’s street lighting system fully operational for years to come.