Dixon Technologies, along with Vrikshit Foundation, entered into a public-private partnership model with the Delhi government for this CSR initiative.Prefer HTon Google The Delhi government has signed agreements with two private companies to transform the spaces under flyovers and along major roads into clean, green and safer public areas under a public-private partnership (PPP) model, officials said on Monday.Delhi chief minister Rekha Gupta said the initiative would make better use of existing urban spaces and improve Delhi’s appearance and quality of life. (Arvind Yadav/ HT Photo)The agreements -- focusing on greenery, cleanliness, beautification, pedestrian facilities and improved safety -- were signed in the presence of chief minister Rekha Gupta.Also Read I Delhi govt removes land-area requirement for recognition of unaided pvt schoolsAs part of the agreements, Dixon Technologies along with Vrikshit Foundation, under a CSR initiative, will work on redeveloping a 2.5-km stretch from Deepali Enclave in Pitampura to Mangolpuri Market, beneath a flyover.The project includes fencing, organised landscaping and greenery. Murals and environment-themed artwork will be painted on 61 flyover pillars, covering around 5,100 square metres.Separately, the Kanodia Group will develop and maintain around two acres of green belt along Mathura Road and MP Road under its CSR initiative. The area, currently affected by garbage dumping, encroachments and unauthorised settlements, will receive landscaping, trees, flowering plants, walkways and lighting.Also Read I Bullet train project’s next phase to reduce Delhi-Lucknow travel time to 2 hrs: Railway ministerGupta said the initiative would make better use of existing urban spaces and improve Delhi’s appearance and quality of life.PWD minister Parvesh Verma said such partnerships would help accelerate the government’s efforts to make Delhi cleaner, greener and more attractive.Saloni Bhatia is a journalist with over 15 years of experience in reporting and storytelling, with a strong focus on the Delhi government and political developments in the Capital. Over the years, she has closely tracked policy decisions, governance issues, and political shifts.