Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced a significant rationalization of infrastructure charges imposed by the Delhi Jal Board (DJB). The new policy states that charges will be based solely on actual water requirements for new or additional constructions, excluding open areas from the calculations. This decision aims to make the charges fairer and more aligned with actual usage. In a separate initiative, CM Gupta laid the foundation stone for the Mukhmelpur Park in Burari, which is set to be developed at a cost of approximately ₹1 crore (around $120,000 USD) over an area of 3 acres. The park will feature modern amenities, including a walking track and a pond. Additionally, the Chief Minister announced the resumption of the new ration card process after a 13-year hiatus, urging eligible families to apply online. An audit of the public distribution system revealed over 771,000 ineligible beneficiaries, indicating substantial irregularities, with many individuals exceeding the income limit or not having accessed rations for over a year. Gupta reaffirmed the government's commitment to ensuring that welfare benefits reach those truly in need.