Big change in the national capital – Administrative map of Delhi will change in the new year, there will be so many districts instead of 11.

Delhi News: In the new year, the Delhi government is making major changes in the administrative map of the capital. According to reports, a proposal has been prepared to increase the number of districts and change the names of many districts. Giving information, officials said that there will be 13 districts in Delhi instead of 11.

The process of renewal of districts in Delhi can be completed by the end of this month or by January. According to government sources, the Delhi Cabinet has given in-principle approval to this proposal.

Names of 13 new districts

Narela- Narela, Mundka, Bawana
New Delhi- New Delhi, Delhi Cantt.
Karol Bagh- Moti Nagar, Karol Bagh
Rohini – Rohini, Mangolpuri, Kirari
Old Delhi- Sadar Bazaar, Chandni Chowk
Central Delhi- Defense Colony, Kalkaji
Civil Lines- Alipore, Adarsh ​​Nagar, Badli
West District – Vikaspuri, Janakpuri, Madipur
Shahdara South – Gandhi Nagar, Vishwas Nagar, Kondli
Keshav Puram – Shalimar Bagh, Shakur Basti, Model Town
Shahdara North – Karawal Nagar, Seemapuri, Seelampur, Shahdara
South District – Mehrauli, Malviya Nagar, Deoli, RK Puram
Najafgarh – Dwarka, Bijwasan – Vasant Vihar, Kapashera, Najafgarh

CM Rekha Gupta’s announcement

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta had announced a few days ago that the map of districts of Delhi city will be changed. Under this process, Civil Lines, Karol Bagh, Rohini, Narela, Najafgarh, City Sadar (Old Delhi), Keshavpuram, North Eastern and Eastern districts will be created. Whereas Shahdara district will be abolished.

Also, Central, New Delhi, South and West districts will be known by their own names, their boundaries will be determined according to the zones of the Municipal Corporation. A mini-secretariat will be set up in every new district, where except law and order, most of the government services will be available under one roof.

Reasons for changing the names of districts

According to officials, the main reason for changing the names of Delhi’s districts and fixing their boundaries is that the administrative boundaries of the districts and the boundaries of the municipal corporation zones should completely match each other. Due to which the work of administration will be easier and citizens will be able to avail government services.