1. दिल्ली से दलाली प्रथा समाप्त ।
2. पुलिसवालें अपने घरखर्च के लिए अपनी सेलरी इस्तेमाल करने लगे हैं ।
3. डोनेशन के नाम पर स्कुलों में सरेआम होने वाली सौदेबाजी बन्द ।
4. भ्रष्टाचार पर की जा रही है लगातार सटीक कार्यवाही ।
5. 400 युनिट से कम पर बिजली के बिल आधे ।
6. 20,000 लीटर पानी, प्रत्येक कनेक्शन पर प्रतिमाह मुफ्त ।
7. दिल्ली से FDI समाप्त।
8. राशन माफियाओं की नाक में नकेल ।
9. भ्रष्टाचार से लडने के लिए 1031 और 25356971 नंबर जारी ।
10. लालबत्ती और VIP कल्चर समाप्त ।
11. ठण्ड से परेशान गरीब असहाय लोगों के लिए 300 रैनबसेरे ।
12. शराब माफियाओ के खिलाफ लडते हुए शहीद होने वाले दिल्ली पुलिस के जवान के परिवार को एक करोड रूपये का मुवायजा ।
13. संगम विहार, देवली गाँव जैसे इलाको में पानी माफियाओ पर शिकंजा । बौरवेल लिए सरकारी कब्जे में ।
14. दिल्ली में मोजूद बंग्लादेशी घुसपैठिए शाॅर्टलिस्ट, ।
15. तेजी से बनाई जा रही हैं मोहल्ला सभाएँ ।
16. बिजली कंपनियों के लेखे जोखे की CAG द्वारा जाँच के आदेश ।
17. DJB से 800 कर्मचारियों का तबादला, 2 सस्पेंड ।
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- AAP workers land up at Delhi Jal Board office to confront corrupt DJB officers - News
- 100 new night shelters to be opened for homeless: Sisodia
New Delhi: Delhi government on Friday announced that it would be opening 100 new night shelters across the city over the next few days with a view to provide relief to the homeless from the biting cold.
Talking about the proposed move, Urban Development Minister Manish Sisodia said the SDMs who had been asked to map the homeless in the city had found 4,018 persons sleeping in the open at 212 locations. "At some places, the SDMs found more than 100 homeless in flocks... at some places, 30-40 people, while at many others, they found 15 to 20 people who were without shelter," Sisodia said. "Of these 212 locations, we have found that we need to provide shelters at 100 places," he added. "Some of the night shelters will be bigger, accommodating 100 to 300 people. Such shelters will be opened near hospitals, railway stations and bus terminuses. "Small night shelters, to house up to 100 homeless, and others accommodating 30 to 40 persons will be developed at the remaining locations. These night shelters will soon be constructed," Sisodia said, adding that the portable cabins would be put up in two-three days. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had on Wednesday directed all SDMs in the national capital to conduct night-time inspections in their respective areas to ensure that the existing shelters were being run properly. The SDMs had also been asked to prepare a list of areas where night shelters are required to be put up on a priority basis within three days. Following its recent decision to survey 45 locations identified by an NGO, Ashray Adhikar Abhiyan, Sisodia said shelters would be put at many of those sites. "After the government's announcement, a large number of NGOs have come forward to develop the night shelters for the homeless in the city," he added.
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- Kejriwal delivers on power promise to 'aam aadmi': tariffs slashed by 50%, discom audit next
Aam Aadmi Party-led Delhi government on Tuesday cleared a 50% cut in electricity tariffs, delivering on yet another poll promise a day after it announced metered consumers will get 20 kilolitres water every month free of cost.
The government was also on course to ordering an audit by the national auditor into the finances of three power distribution companies, another key poll promise.
The decision to subsidise power tariff, which will involve a cash outgo of Rs. 61 crore in the next three months, was announced by chief minister Arvind Kejriwal after a meeting of the cabinet.
The government was also on course to ordering an audit by the national auditor into the finances of three power distribution companies, another key poll promise.
The decision to subsidise power tariff, which will involve a cash outgo of Rs. 61 crore in the next three months, was announced by chief minister Arvind Kejriwal after a meeting of the cabinet.
READ: How the AAP govt managed to keep its poll promise of free water
The subsidy would be applicable to those households that consumed up to 400 units. And those who use electricity above this limit will have to pay full amount for the entire consumption. The decision is expected to benefit 28 lakh of 34 lakh households.
Questioned about the subsidy that will be available only for three months, Kejriwal said further decision on this would be available only after the audit report.
He said the cabinet would meet tomorrow after the three companies submit to the government their views on the proposal for audit of their finances.
"Only after studying their replies we will take a decision whether to audit or not," he said.
To a question whether the government has the right to decide on slashing power tariff when a regulator was there, the CM shot back the government can provide subsidy.
The subsidy would be applicable to those households that consumed up to 400 units. And those who use electricity above this limit will have to pay full amount for the entire consumption. The decision is expected to benefit 28 lakh of 34 lakh households.
Questioned about the subsidy that will be available only for three months, Kejriwal said further decision on this would be available only after the audit report.
He said the cabinet would meet tomorrow after the three companies submit to the government their views on the proposal for audit of their finances.
"Only after studying their replies we will take a decision whether to audit or not," he said.
To a question whether the government has the right to decide on slashing power tariff when a regulator was there, the CM shot back the government can provide subsidy.
Earlier, defying doctor's advice, an unwell Kejriwal met comptroller and auditor general Shashi Kant Sharma to discuss the issue before going into a cabinet meeting.
After the meeting with the CAG, Kejriwal said the national auditor is ready for the job. He said the cabinet will tomorrow go through the representations to be made by the power companies and take a decision.
"Then there will be an order by the Lt Governor," he said, denying that a decision has been taken and only formalities are being completed.
"Then there will be an order by the Lt Governor," he said, denying that a decision has been taken and only formalities are being completed.
READ: AAP keeps poll promise of free water
He said the CAG told him it all depends on how much work is involved and how fast the companies would provide documents.
The BJP and AAP have been demanding CAG audit of finances of the discoms, alleging huge irregularities by them.
Riding the anti-corruption wave, the AAP made a phenomenal electoral debut by reducing Congress to number three after having tasted power for the past 15 years.
However, all the three companies— BSES Yamuna Power Ltd, BSES Rajdhani Power Ltd and Tata Power Delhi Distribution Ltd—have been opposing it.
He said the CAG told him it all depends on how much work is involved and how fast the companies would provide documents.
The BJP and AAP have been demanding CAG audit of finances of the discoms, alleging huge irregularities by them.
Riding the anti-corruption wave, the AAP made a phenomenal electoral debut by reducing Congress to number three after having tasted power for the past 15 years.
However, all the three companies— BSES Yamuna Power Ltd, BSES Rajdhani Power Ltd and Tata Power Delhi Distribution Ltd—have been opposing it.
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- AAP announces nearly 700 litres of free water daily to households with metered connection
NEW DELHI: The AAP-led government fulfilled its first big-ticket 
promise within three days of assuming power as Delhi's new Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced almost 700 litres of free water daily for every household with metered connection starting January 1.
promise within three days of assuming power as Delhi's new Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced almost 700 litres of free water daily for every household with metered connection starting January 1.
The much-awaited decision, which was one of the three key promises on which AAP rode to power, will come as relief for nin
e lakh households in the Capital, which currently consume less than 667 litres of water every day or 20 kilolitres in a month. Currently, there are 17 lakh households, which have a metered connection in Delhi.
e lakh households in the Capital, which currently consume less than 667 litres of water every day or 20 kilolitres in a month. Currently, there are 17 lakh households, which have a metered connection in Delhi.
At present, a family pays roughly Rs 220 per month for consuming up to 20 kilolitres water per month. "All the domestic consumers having metered connection will get 20 kilolitres of water free of cost from January 1. We will not even levy any existing charges such as water cess and sewerage charge," newly-appointed Delhi Jal Board CEO Vijay Kumar told reporters outside Kejriwal's residence in Ghaziabad.
He, however, said if the consumption limit crosses 20 kilolitres, then the consumer will have to pay for the water and other charges. Kejriwal defended his move on Twitter immediately after the Kumar made the announcement. "It is duty of any responsible govt (sic) to provide "lifeline water" to its citizens.V (sic) may debate the quantum but can v (sic) argue angst (sic) the principle?" he tweeted on Monday evening.
The newly appointed chief minister worked from home as he was unwell. According to Kejriwal, the implementation of this decision will mean a subsidy of Rs 40 crore for the next three months, that is till the end of the current financial year, which will be borne by the Delhi Jal Board. He, however, clarified on Twitter that the decision is for "good" and subsidy for next financial year will be calculated later.
This decision is in line with AAP's ideology that water is an individual's basic right. The party arrived at the 700 litres figure based on the World Health Organisation standard of 125 litres of water per person per day. "Our assurance does not need ramping up of water sourcing, but more equitable redistribution," Praveen Singh, member of AAP's committee on water, had told ET earlier. Rival parties, expectedly, criticized the announcement. Taking a dig at AAP, Congress spokesperson Sandeep Dikshit told reporters, "First the government should provide water to those who don't get water at all."
Read more at:http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2013-12-31/news/45739647_1_water-cess-free-water-aap
- All three power firms in Delhi to be audited by CAG, says Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal
Rejecting the contention of private power distributors, the Delhi government today ordered an audit of their finances by the government's national auditor or Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG), fulfilling yet another election promise of the Aam Aadmi Party.
"We have ordered an audit of the private power distribution companies. The CAG has said it will do the audit," Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said. He also said Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung's order on the audit of the companies will go to CAG Shashi Kant Sharma tomorrow.
The Delhi Government had given time to the three companies - BSES Yamuna Power Ltd, BSES Rajdhani Power Ltd and Tata Power Delhi Distribution Ltd - till this morning to give their views on why there should not be a CAG audit of their companies.
Asked what the companies have told the government, Mr Kejriwal said they had given numerous reasons but not one reason why the audit should not be done. He added that the auditing will cover from the days the power distribution was privatised.
He also rejected the view that the matter was sub-judice and the decision cannot be taken. "The matter has been in the High Court and proceedings are on. No stay has been granted. Even now the proceedings can go on."
On complaints about the defective quality of power meters, the Chief Minister said the government would approach IIT Delhi and Delhi College of Engineering for suggestion to improve the quality of meters.
Mr Kejriwal said there had been constant demand for auditing of the private power distribution companies and the previous government was "misleading" the people saying the matter was in the court.
"What the previous government could not do in four years, we have done in four days," he said.
Asked about BJP leader Arun Jaitley's criticism that his government was taking populist measures with short-term objectives, Mr Kejriwal said people can argue about the quantity of water to be supplied free but any civilised government has a duty to provide it.
Yesterday, Mr Kejriwal had announced 50 per cent subsidy to those consumers whose monthly consumption does not cross 400 units. Those who consume more will pay for the entire supply. Halving the capital's electricity bills was one of Mr Kejriwal's major pre-poll promises.
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"We have ordered an audit of the private power distribution companies. The CAG has said it will do the audit," Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said. He also said Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung's order on the audit of the companies will go to CAG Shashi Kant Sharma tomorrow.
The Delhi Government had given time to the three companies - BSES Yamuna Power Ltd, BSES Rajdhani Power Ltd and Tata Power Delhi Distribution Ltd - till this morning to give their views on why there should not be a CAG audit of their companies.
Asked what the companies have told the government, Mr Kejriwal said they had given numerous reasons but not one reason why the audit should not be done. He added that the auditing will cover from the days the power distribution was privatised.
He also rejected the view that the matter was sub-judice and the decision cannot be taken. "The matter has been in the High Court and proceedings are on. No stay has been granted. Even now the proceedings can go on."
On complaints about the defective quality of power meters, the Chief Minister said the government would approach IIT Delhi and Delhi College of Engineering for suggestion to improve the quality of meters.
"What the previous government could not do in four years, we have done in four days," he said.
Asked about BJP leader Arun Jaitley's criticism that his government was taking populist measures with short-term objectives, Mr Kejriwal said people can argue about the quantity of water to be supplied free but any civilised government has a duty to provide it.
Yesterday, Mr Kejriwal had announced 50 per cent subsidy to those consumers whose monthly consumption does not cross 400 units. Those who consume more will pay for the entire supply. Halving the capital's electricity bills was one of Mr Kejriwal's major pre-poll promises.
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