South Delhi, Delhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated two new Delhi Metro corridors and laid the foundation stone for three more under Phase V-A. These new lines, including the Majlis Park-Maujpur Babarpur (Pink Line) and Deepali Chowk-Majlis Park (Magenta Line), are expected to significantly improve connectivity within Delhi and to neighboring NCR cities like Noida, Faridabad, and Gurugram.

The Haryana Government has approved the final alignment for the Greater Noida-Faridabad-Gurugram Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) Project, a 64 km infrastructure development with integrated RRTS-metro hubs and six additional stations, requiring an estimated investment of Rs 150 billion. Corridor will integrate with Delhi Metro, Rapid Metro and Gurugram Metro.

Delhi's Master Plan 2041 is expected to be approved soon, providing a policy framework for the city's land use, housing, and infrastructure development for the next two decades. The government has also highlighted significant development works in South Delhi, including metro expansion, elevated roads, and improved civic amenities, funded by approximately ₹40,000 crore.

The Delhi government has approved an ₹802.18 crore project to redevelop over 241 major roads across the city, aiming to make them pothole-free and durable using a 'wall-to-wall carpeting' model. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta also launched multiple water and sewerage projects worth over ₹2,100 crore to improve water supply and sanitation infrastructure.

CM Rekha Gupta launched development projects worth over ₹300 crore in South Delhi, focusing on road and drainage & water supply... Additionally, ₹327 crore has been allocated for slum redevelopment, including public convenience complexes , concrete roads & Water supply The government has also doubled its capital expenditure for the 2025-26 budget to approximately ₹30,000 crore, prioritizing roads, water supply, and civic amenities.

The Delhi government has announced its agenda for 2026, prioritizing the completion of infrastructure projects, improvement of civic services, cleaning the Yamuna River, and tackling air pollution. Key initiatives include the completion of the Barapullah Phase-3 flyover, construction of new flyovers, and the launch of the 'Delhi Mitra' app for lodging civic complaints. The government also plans to upgrade and construct new sewage treatment plants to combat Yamuna pollution.

Public Works Department (PWD) minister Parvesh Verma conducted an on-ground inspection of key stretches in South Delhi, directing officials to expedite infrastructure projects. The inspection covered road resurfacing, drainage systems, footpaths, junction improvements, and pedestrian subways, with a focus on time-bound corrective action. This initiative aims to bridge gaps between planning and execution.

Godrej Prima in Okhla is noted for its luxury amenities and thoughtful design, aiming to offer calm and privacy. Similarly, Godrej South Estate blends Delhi's heritage with modern design and includes air purification systems. These projects are expected to enhance the quality of living in South Delhi by offering sophisticated urban addresses that prioritize resident well-being.

The Delhi government has unveiled a new Drainage Master Plan, nearly 50 years after the last one was prepared in 1976. The plan aims to solve the city's recurring urban flooding and waterlogging issues for the next 30 years. It divides the city into three basins and proposes diverting excess rainwater to lakes and wetlands using nature-based solutions. The plan is expected to cost around Rs 57,362.85 crore .

Areas under Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway flyovers, including Hero Honda Chowk, Shankar Chowk, and Iffco Chowk, are facing issues of filth, neglect, and misuse. The flyovers were built to ease traffic, but the areas beneath them suffer from garbage, debris, open urination, and abandoned vehicles.