India===Government of Delhi

The India===Government of Delhi has released its draft Electric Vehicle Policy 2026-2030, aiming to accelerate the transition to electric mobility and reduce air pollution. This policy includes phased restrictions on petrol vehicles, financial incentives for EV buyers, and expansion of charging infrastructure.

The India===Government of Delhi is under scrutiny from the India===Delhi High Court for failing to fill vacant positions in the India===Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) since January 2024, leading to the commission's alleged non-functionality. This inaction is seen as a serious violation of constitutional articles related to women's access to justice.

The India===Government of Delhi's notification to private schools, which aimed to regulate fees through SLFRCs, has been put on hold by the India===Delhi High Court. This temporary setback delays the government's efforts to prevent commercialization and profiteering in education.

The India===Government of Delhi is initiating a comprehensive financial audit of private schools to address complaints of irregularities and excessive fees. This action aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the education sector.

The India===Government of Delhi's February 1 notification, which mandated the formation of SLFRCs within 10 days, was challenged by school associations, leading to the India===Delhi High Court's extension of the deadline.