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N Saravana Kumar, an experienced IAS officer from the Bihar cadre, assumes the role of Vice Chairman at Delhi Development Authority, bringing his vast administrative experience.

N Saravana Kumar New Vice Chairman of DDA

N Saravana Kumar, a seasoned Bihar cadre IAS officer, has been appointed as the Vice Chairman of the Delhi Development Authority, offering extensive expertise in administration.

N Saravana Kumar joins as Vice Chairman of Delhi Development Authority

N Saravana Kumar, with 24 years of administrative experience, is now Vice Chairman of the Delhi Development Authority, bringing expertise in communication, rural development, and more.

Senior IAS officer N. Saravana Kumar on Thursday assumed charge as the vice chairman of the Delhi Development Authority (DDA), the agency said in a statement.
A 2000-batch officer of the Bihar cadre, Kumar brings over 24 years of administrative experience across sectors such as communications, education, rural development, agriculture, and food and consumer protection, it stated.
Before joining the DDA, he was serving as the principal secretary in Bihar's Department of Food and Consumer Protection, it read.
Kumar has held key positions during his career, including nearly a decade as district magistrate in several districts of Bihar, including Patna. His work in disaster management during floods earned him recognition from the state government, it stated.
He has also been commended multiple times by the Election Commission of India for his role in conducting elections in the state, the statement said.
It highlighted that during Kumar's tenure in Bihar's Rural Development Department, the state received accolades from the Union Jal Shakti Ministry for water resource management. His work on the 'Organic Corridor' scheme was also recognized by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
Born and brought up in Madurai, Kumar holds a postgraduate degree in science.

DDA Housing Scheme 2021: The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will launch its 2021 housing scheme for the sale of 1,354 flats on January 2. 

DDA Housing Scheme 2021: DDA to launch 2021 housing scheme today

The&nbsp;Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will launch its 2021 housing scheme&nbsp;for the sale of 1,354 flats on January 2. The process of applications, payments, and issuance of possession letters will be done online through the AWAAS software. Out of the total&nbsp;1,354 flats up for sale,&nbsp;230 are High-Income Group in Dwarka and Vasant Kunj, and 704 are Middle-Income Group category flats in Jasola and Dwarka.&nbsp;As many as 275 flats in Manglapuri, Dwarka, have been earmarked for the economically weaker sections. The remaining are Low-Income Group category flats in Rohini.

DDA to launch 2021 housing scheme today

The&nbsp;Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will launch its 2021 housing scheme&nbsp;for the sale of 1,354 flats on January 2. The process of applications, payments, and issuance of possession letters will be done online through the AWAAS software. Out of the total&nbsp;1,354 flats up for sale,&nbsp;230 are High-Income Group in Dwarka and Vasant Kunj, and 704 are Middle-Income Group category flats in Jasola and Dwarka.&nbsp;As many as 275 flats in Manglapuri, Dwarka, have been earmarked for the economically weaker sections. The remaining are Low-Income Group category flats in Rohini.&nbsp;The 2021 scheme comes after three unsuccessful housing schemes, and the DDA has high hopes from it.

Centre lists its pollution 'solutions' as Delhi shifts blame

The Centre has hit back at Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia after he blamed the Union govt for its inaction on the issue of pollution. The environment ministry listed a number of measures taken to curb pollution

The Centre has hit back at Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia after he blamed the Union govt for its inaction on the issue of pollution. The environment ministry listed a number of measures taken to curb pollution. It listed construction of the Eastern and Western peripheral expressways, shutting down the Badarpur power plant, introduction of BS-VI compliant vehicles as step to curb pollution in the Capital. It further added that machines for stubble-cutting worth ₹ 1,400 crore have been provided to Punjab and Haryana farmers. Earlier in the day, Sisodia had said that all of north India would have to pay for Centre's "inaction on the issue of air pollution".

New Delhi, PTI: The Centre has taken a slew of measures in the last six years to curb pollution, the environment ministry said on Tuesday, after Delhi's Deputy CM Manish Sisodia blamed the Union government for its "inaction on the issue". Reacting to Mr Sisodia's attack as Delhi's air quality entered the "red" zone, the ministry said the government believes in working towards getting rid of air pollution.
"Central government believes in working to end pollution. The government has taken various anti-air pollution initiatives in the last six years, which include construction of the Eastern and Western peripheral expressways, which has reduced pollution by preventing 60,000 undestined heavy vehicles (trucks) passing through Delhi every day," ministry spokesperson Gaurav Khare said.
Earlier in the day, Mr Sisodia said all of north India would have to pay for its "inaction on the issue of air pollution".
"Pollution and stubble-burning are not just issues pertaining to Delhi but this affects the whole of north India. It is a matter of regret that the central government did not take any action during the year and now, the whole country will pay for it," the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader said.
Responding to his allegations, Mr Khare said the environment ministry shut down the Badarpur power plant, which directly reduced pollution, and introduced BS-VI standard-compliant vehicles and fuel with an investment of ₹ 65,000 crore, which reduced vehicular pollution to a great extent.
"Machines for stubble-cutting worth ₹ 1,400 crore have been provided to Punjab and Haryana farmers and it has resulted in reduction of about 15 per cent and 20 per cent pollution from stubble-burning respectively," he said.
Listing all measures taken by the Centre in this regard, Mr Khare said the zig-zag technology in 2,800 brick klins in the National Capital Region (NCR) was introduced, which resulted in lesser pollution, 2,600 NCR industries were brought on piped natural gas (PNG), the Construction and Demolition Waste Management Rules, introduced for the first time in 2016, reduced dust pollution and hundreds of dust suppressants and water sprinkling vehicles were provided by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA).
Delhi's air quality hit an eight-month low and was recorded just a notch above the "very poor" category on Tuesday.
The air quality index (AQI) of the city hit "very poor" levels in the morning and stood at 306 at 11 am. Thereafter, the pollution levels dipped slightly due to an improvement in the ventilation index.
An AQI between 0 and 50 is considered "good", 51 and 100 "satisfactory", 101 and 200 "moderate", 201 and 300 "poor", 301 and 400 "very poor", and 401 and 500 "severe".

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