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Delhi Announces 2 Days Of WFH A Week In Govt Offices After PM’s Appeal
The Chief Minister has also reduced her official carcade by nearly 60 per cent, bringing it down to just four vehicles.
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Thursday announced two days work from home for government offices, minimum use of vehicles, in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal for fuel conservation amid rising global uncertainties.
The decisions will come into effect from tomorrow.
The Chief Minister has also reduced her official carcade by nearly 60 per cent, bringing it down to just four vehicles.
The revised convoy structure now includes only four vehicles, two of which are electric vehicles (EVs), marking a notable shift towards cleaner and more sustainable mobility in official travel.
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The BJP-led government is launching a campaign “Mera Bharat Mera Yogdan” (My India, My Contribution) in the national capital to promote fuel saving and efficient governance.
Every Monday will be observed as “Monday Metro”, the government said, adding all ministers, officers, and employees will commute by metro.
The government has also appealed to the general public to observe one “No Vehicle Day” every week.
There will not be any new purchase of a petrol, diesel, or electric vehicle for the next six months, it said.
The transport allowance for employees, the government said, will be increased by 10%.
There’s also ban on foreign Travel. No Minister or officer of the Delhi government will
undertake any official foreign trip for the next one year, it said.
Additionally, a 90-day campaign will be run to spread awareness.
Citizens will be administered a pledge to promote savings and contribute towards nation-building, the government said.
To reduce electricity consumption, it has been decided that air conditioners in all government offices will be set between 24 to 26 degrees Celsius.