Rekha Gupta on Friday released her government’s one-year report card as the Bharatiya Janata Party-led administration completed its first year in Delhi, highlighting achievements across sectors and emphasizing a results-driven approach rather than promises. She said the report reflects a year of hard work and transformation, stressing that her government focuses on action and outcomes instead of announcements. According to her, the administration has worked to move Delhi from stagnation to progress, prioritizing solutions, development, and efficiency while reducing paperwork and improving the overall work culture.

The Chief Minister stated that the government has worked across all sectors to bring positive change. Speaking about education, she said her administration passed the Delhi School Education Transparency in Fixation and Regulation of Fees Act, 2025, to prevent commercialization and promote transparency. She also expressed the goal of equipping schools with smart classrooms and digital libraries.

Earlier in the day, she offered prayers at the Marghat Wale Hanuman Baba temple, thanking the people of Delhi and the Prime Minister for their trust. She also appreciated party workers and expressed confidence that the government’s five-year tenure would significantly improve Delhi’s condition.

She inaugurated 51 Ayushman Arogya Mandirs at Fatehpur Beri Village in South Delhi, increasing the total number of such healthcare centers in the capital to 370. She said the government would continue expanding healthcare infrastructure and congratulated those involved in the initiative. The report card and new healthcare facilities highlight the government’s first-year focus on improving healthcare, education, and governance.

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