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"New Master Plan includes suggestions of Govt., legislators"

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI: The new Master Plan for Delhi-2021, that has been finalised after long discussions, has included 90 per cent of the suggestions submitted by the Delhi Government and legislators, Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit said on Thursday, adding that a scheme for regularisation of unauthorised colonies is also in shape now for implementation. Speaking at Republic Day celebrations at Chhatrasal Stadium, Ms. Dikshit said though the city had to go through difficult times last year when sealing and demolitions took place, she said her Government was confident that all Delhi'ites would soon have a reason to cheer.

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