The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has taken significant steps to regulate the feeding of pigeons, monkeys, cattle, and stray dogs in response to sanitation concerns. A compliance report submitted to the National Green Tribunal details the identification of pigeon feeding points and the issuance of 76 penalties for creating insanitary conditions over the last three months. The NDMC has also established 100 designated feeding points for stray dogs, complete with instruction boards, and is actively conducting awareness campaigns with resident welfare associations. Regular monitoring is in place to ensure compliance with feeding regulations. Additionally, the NDMC has engaged an authorized agency to trap and rehabilitate more than 2,000 monkeys, ensuring their safe release after veterinary checks. The civic body continues to implement daily cleaning efforts and awareness programs, including street plays, to promote cleanliness and responsible feeding practices.