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Delhi Cabinet clears Bill to make time-bound government services a legal right for citizens
The Delhi Cabinet has approved a new bill for citizen services. This legislation will make timely government service delivery a legal right. It replaces an older law with a modern, technology-driven framework. The proposed bill includes digital service delivery and automatic escalation for delays. An independent commission and penalties will ensure accountability and transparency.
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thehindubusinessline.com
Delhi approves law making time-bound govt service delivery a legal right
The Delhi government has approved a law that will make time-bound service delivery into a public legal right, the CMO said on Wednesday.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Delhi Cabinet clears Bill to make time-bound government services a legal right for citizens
The Delhi Cabinet has approved a new bill for citizen services. This legislation will make timely government service delivery a legal right. It replaces an older law with a…
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thehindu.com
Delhi Cabinet approves Bill to fine officials for delay in services
Delhi Cabinet approves a Bill to fine officials for service delays, enhancing accountability and aiming for administrative reforms.
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hindustantimes.com
Delhi clears Bill to make timely public services a legal right, proposes penalties for delays
The Delhi cabinet on Tuesday approved the Delhi Right of Citizen to Time Bound and Ease of Delivery of Service Bill, 2026, which seeks to make the timely delivery of notified…
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Delhi to fine officials up to Rs 5,000 for delaying public services: New bill proposes to raise daily penalty from Rs 10 to Rs 250
The Delhi cabinet has approved a bill that will penalise government officials up to Rs 5,000 for delaying or wrongfully rejecting citizen service applications. The proposed law,…
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Fines by the day, appeals on autopilot: What Delhi government's new timely services Bill actually proposes
The 2026 Bill proposes fines starting from ₹250 up to ₹5,000 — plus digital tracking, automatic escalation and a statutory commission. | Latest News Delhi