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Yamuna's first recreational cruise to begin Tuesday
A recreational cruise service will begin on the Sonia Vihar-Jagatpur stretch of the Yamuna river. This initiative aims to enhance river-based tourism within the National Capital Region. Electric-powered cruise vessels will showcase clean and sustainable mobility along the waterways. The cruise service development involves multiple authorities, including the Inland Waterways Authority of India and the Delhi Development Authority.
Make in India lion, boat, sweeping arches to mark Delhi's new gateways
New gateways will soon welcome visitors at Delhi's borders. These structures will feature symbolic designs like a lion and a boat. The project includes beautification and construction costing approximately thirty crore rupees. Gateways will draw inspiration from Delhi's rich heritage and identity. This initiative aims to enhance Delhi's overall image and recognition.
33 salads and chaats, 30 snacks, 46 varieties of dishes; check out the new menu of Delhi govt
Delhi government has curated an extensive menu of over 200 dishes for official events, featuring a wide array of salads, soups, snacks, main courses, breads, and desserts. The Delhi Tourism and Transport Development Corporation (DTTDC) is managing the catering, with vendors selected through a tender process. Pricing for various tea and buffet options has also been established.
How Delhi plans to turn itself into a global tourism hub
Delhi is set to transform into a premier tourism hub. The government is launching a comprehensive plan to attract more visitors, especially high-spending tourists. This initiative includes developing new tourist circuits and enhancing city experiences. Investment in hotels and entertainment will be encouraged. The aim is to make Delhi a must-visit destination for all India travellers.
Delhi govt grosses Rs 2,662 crore from Q1FY26 liquor sales: Data
Delhi government corporations achieved significant liquor sales in the first quarter of 2025-26. They sold 16.96 crore bottles, earning over Rs 2,662 crore. This is more than the previous year. DSIIDC led sales with 5.29 crore bottles. The government aims for Rs 7,000 crore in excise tax collection.
Delhi Govt plans to revitalise River Yamuna with solar-powered ferry, cruise service to boost tourism
The Delhi government is set to launch a ferry and cruise service along a 7-8 km stretch of the Yamuna River to boost tourism and promote sustainable water transport. The operator will be selected through a two-stage bidding process based on the highest revenue share offer to the Delhi Tourism and Transport Development Corporation.
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Delhi govt manages 'highest ever' excise revenue despite mid-year policy switch, ongoing probe: Officials
With the daily average sale of 17 lakh bottles, the Excise department's daily average revenue was Rs 19.71 crore, pushing the total revenue over that in 2021-22, said a senior Excise department officer. The Delhi government had implemented a new, reform oriented excise policy on November 17, 2021, that was later marred in allegations of corruption and mismanagement.
Delhi yet to find space to run liquor vends at IGI airport
The Excise department had issued licenses to a private bidder for six premium liquor stores that were shut as the new excise policy wound up on August 31. The capital returned to regime within a year on Thursday with the opening of nearly 350 government-run liquor vends and exit of private players from retail business.
Delhi's private liquor vends to shutter from Thursday, 300 government vends to replace them
"Currently, there are nearly 250 private shops that will be replaced by over 300 government vends. So there will be more shops and the number will grow further in the coming days as 500 shops are planned to be opened by four Delhi government undertakings," a senior Excise department officer was quoted as saying, by PTI.
Lutyens' Delhi unlikely to have liquor vends from September 1
Only four state-owned agencies -- DSIIDC, DTTDC, DCCWS (Delhi Consumer's Cooperative Wholesale Store) and DSCSC (Department of Delhi State Civil Supplies Corporation) -- will be allowed to operate retail liquor business in the city from September 1
Delhi Excise dept gears up for opening liquor vends, 300 licenses issued so far
The Delhi government last month decided to revert to old excise policy that was prevailing before implementation of Excise Policy 2021-22 from November 17, 2021. The decision came in the wake of Lt Governor VK Saxena recommending a CBI probe into alleged violation of rules and procedural lapses in its implementation.
Delhi govt plans to run 500 liquor vends through agencies by August 31, another 200 by year end
In the current excise policy that will end on August 31, retail licenses were issued to private firms for 32 zones and 849 vends. The government, that had quit the retail liquor business after implementing Excise Policy 2021-22 on November 17, will get back to running alcohol vends from September 1.
Delhi government to beautify roads leading to 2010 Commonwealth Games venues
Officials of the Delhi Tourism and Transportation Corporation (DTTDC) said these roads will be spruced up with decorative plants and equipped with new street furniture such as benches or chairs and trendy dustbins.
Card to avail discounts, subsidy, excellence awards among key features of Delhi Film Policy
The Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation (DTTDC) will be the nodal agency for implementation of the film policy.
Film policy in Delhi may be launched soon with single-window online clearance option
The e-clearance for film shoots will be given within 15 days .
Delhi govt orders to deploy marshals at liquor stores to ensure Covid-appropriate behaviour
"All the four Government Corporations viz. DSIIDC, DTTDC, DSCSC and DCCWS shall deploy adequate marshals at all their vends (L-6 & L-8) and private licensees (L-7, L-9 & L-10) shall deploy their staff to ensure that COVID Appropriate Behaviour shall be ensured in all the liquor shops/vends/licensees," the Excise Department said in an order.
Delhi’s tall order: 14-year suspended animation ends in a namaste
As you approach north Delhi’s Wazirabad on Outer Ring Road, there’s a thick haze obscuring the panorama. But you can still see the impressive structure of the Signature Bridge looming ahead.
AAP government spent Rs 11 lakh on lunches at Kejriwal's residence: BJP
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia denied the allegations saying he had never cleared the file for the expense which was sent to him.
BJP demands resignation from Kejriwal over AAP's Rs 13,000 per plate event
BJP alleged that Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP flouted all norms to organise the 'extravagant party', which according to BJP costed over Rs 13,000 per plate.
Delhi govt receives over 80 applications for post of Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation
In order to boost tourism sector in the national capital, Delhi government invited applications for the post of chairman of DTTDC in June.
Signature Bridge to be ready by June 2016: Delhi government
At present, all the foundations except an integrated pile well have been completed. The erection work of pylon is in progress, an official said.
Tourists up, DTTDC incurs losses; No plan for promoting tourism,says CAG
The CAG report tabled on Tuesday pointed out that poor functioning of DTTDC and a lackadaisical approach led to massive losses through the years.
Shakuntala D Gamlin to continue as power secretary in LG Najeeb Jung-CM Arvind Kejriwal turf war
The government issued orders notifying postings, transfers and departmental reshuffles of over 25 officers, which also figured Gamlin's name.
DTTDC pays Rs 62 lakh dividend to Delhi government
A cheque amounting Rs 62 lakh was handed over to Jung by MD and CEO of DTTDC, Ramesh Tiwari.
CAG raps DTTDC for incurring loss due to irregularities
The CAG today rapped the Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation Limited (DTTDC) for incurring a loss of Rs 1.44 crore in operation.
National Green Tribunal issues notice to Centre on Signature Bridge project
The bench ordered the respondents to file their response within three days and listed the matter for next hearing on August 19.
Delhi Tourism, Doordarshan sign MoU to promote tourism
As per the MoU, Doordarshan will promote Delhi's tourism for three years through documentaries and cultural events.
CAG questions use of Chinese material in 'Signature' bridge
The CAG has also slammed Delhi Government for escalation of the cost of the project by Rs 672 crore against the initial estimate.
Chinese firm to construct pylon of new Yamuna bridge
At a height of 154m, the main pylon of the much-delayed Signature Bridge at Wazirabad will be twice the height of the Qutub Minar and could be one of the city's biggest tourist attractions when it is completed almost two-and half-years down the line.
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